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Minneapolis' Superhighway
The Midtown Greenway not only helped vault Minneapolis to the top spot among bike-friendly communities, the rail-trail also created a new corridor for the massive numbers of bike commuters who stay loyal to two wheels, even in the harshest conditions.
by Karen Asp |
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Trail of Years
As the iconic Illinois Prairie Path passes the half-century mark this year, two couples reflect on their decades of volunteer service on behalf of the trail.
by Ted Villaire |
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Destination: Mississippi
From small-town hospitality to the early blossoms of southern Mississippi, the 41-mile Longleaf Trace offers an especially warm welcome for winter travelers.
by Jake Lynch |
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Maya Stein: The Type Rider
To create a metaphorical hallway that linked cities and people through the written word, Stein embarked on a 40-day cycling journey, setting up impromptu typing stations in more than 50 cities—including along several rail-trails.
by Sara Rae Lancaster |
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More Trail Tales
Readers from Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia share their favorite trailside restaurants and bars. |
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Rails to Trails magazine
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A View From the Baltic
Thanks to a host of new rail-trails, visitors to northern Europe can now trade ski poles for biking gloves and see Scandanavia on two wheels. Check out a slideshow of new pathways from Norway to Estonia, as featured in the Winter 2013 issue of Rails to Trails ("A View From the Baltic," by Ben Keene).
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