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• Chadron State Park in Chadron, Nebraska
The topography here may make you forget you're in Nebraska. Some of the hills are dramatic and there are bluffs and canyons everywhere. Get a trail map at the park HQ and look for the big loop you can do around the NW quadrant of the park. One of the rangers is an avid biker, so you're ...
 Last reviewed: Sep 26, 2008
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• Indian Caves State Park in Brownesville, Nebraska
There are a multi-use trails. We rode the #5 trail which was a good ride. Some tough climbs and fast double track downhills. We only had time to run once. I would suggest heading down for a weekend for some camping and exploring to see what the park has to offer.
 Last reviewed: Feb 25, 2008
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• Iron Horse Trail Lake in Du Bois, Nebraska
Newly built trail winds through oak and cedar trees. A few rocks and roots, but nothing too technical. Tight and twisty in some sections. A fun ride with short cimbs that won\'t wear you out. More new trails in the works
Last reviewed: Jan 25, 2010
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• Jewel Park in Bellevue, Nebraska
The trail head isn't clearly marked. the gravel roade to your left is the start which is the outter loop. one you come back around and break through the trees into the large field, turn right to go into the inner loop. This brings you back out by where you started. The begining of the trai...
Last reviewed: Nov 14, 2008
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• Maskenthine Lake in Stanton, Nebraska
Counterclockwise stacked loop trails. From trailhead, keep right and follow trail. North and south loops can be ridden with or without center technical section.
 Last reviewed: Sep 5, 2006
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• Mopac in Louisville, Nebraska
The trail is composed of whiterock and winds through a forested area before curving back around and following Highway 50 to Springfield. The trail then breaks away and takes you through farm land, wooded areas and into Springfield, where my teenager and I like to stop and get a refreshmen...
Last reviewed: Jun 8, 2006
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• Platte River in Louisville, Nebraska
Thake the short down hill to the horse trail and crosses the wooden bridge over the stream. After about 100 yards or so, your in the woods. You can start with the steep double track climb and look for the marked trails from there. There are trails named 001, Yun 2, Roller Coaster, Left ...
Last reviewed: May 4, 2005
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• Schramm Park Recreation Area in Louisville, Nebraska
This is a simple figure 8 with a couple complex downhills or upbills, depending on where you start. A great beginner trail. Not too technical and a good workout for the newbie.
Last reviewed: Sep 17, 2009
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• Swanson Park in Bellevue, Nebraska
Swanson Park serves up about 6 miles of flowing singletrack with a little something for everyone. Numerous ramped log crossings, mini-jumps, dips, and gravity cavities await you here. The trails are not overly technical, and there is no serious climbing to be had here, but it is fun noneth...
Last reviewed: Jul 19, 2007
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• Tranquility in Omaha, Nebraska
The trail is new and fairly unused. It still has worn grass in the trail. There is no real direction or trail markings as of yet, but that will change I\\\'m sure. The trail is not technical, 1 small 2x4 bridge,and 3 or so log crossings ( log of 3 to 4 inch dia. ). The climbing is easy ...
Last reviewed: Jul 28, 2009
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• Turkey Run in Gering, Nebraska
Hard packed singletrack, sandy in a few areas - watch for turkeys and rattlesnakes. Once you find the trail, its better if you start from the bottom, ride up and then back down.
Last reviewed: Oct 20, 2006
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• Wilderness Park in Lincoln, Nebraska
Wilderness is nothing too exciting or challenging, but it is a lot of fun, and has a lot more variety
than one would think. One could easily ride for many hours on this trail, and actually end up a little
lost since it can be quite the confusing network of trails. It\'s mostly lush s...
Last reviewed: Sep 13, 2008
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