Focus Term: Biking
A Nebraska Legacy: Examining the Cowboy Trail’s Impact Across Three Decades
Michael and Pam Swanson and Ashley Schafer take in the view from the longest of 221 bridges along Cowboy Recreation and Nature Trail.

Valentine Bike Share—The Most (?) Remote Bike Share in the World
In Valentine, Nebraska, population 2,631, you can find the most rural and remote bike share program in America, or the world—at least that’s what Benny Foltz, CEO of the nonprofit ROAM Share-claims.

Trail Moments | Cycling with Parkinson’s: A Journey of Love, Loss and Resilience

Indiana Bicycling Advocate Robert Ordway on Trails, Safety and Quality of Life

Trail Moments | A Mental and Physical Journey Along the Great American Rail-Trail
Biking is a way to balance the turmoil in my life, a way for me to get away and let my problems go temporarily. My last drink was 8 years ago.

BEST Of: Cultural Walking and Biking Hubs in European Capitals
Biking hubs in European Capitals make it easy to navigate by foot or bike. Here are five of these standout destinations from my travels.

Trailblazing Arkansas: How Trails Are Powering a Statewide Transformation
Arkansas is investing the outdoor recreation economy, and a big part is developing and connecting trails that will be economic drivers.

Seven Ways to Enjoy Your Favorite Trail
Searching for a way to freshen up or kickstart your trail routine? In need of a new trail activity? Here are some fun ways to enjoy your favorite trail (or a new one) all year round!

Guide for Maintaining Active Transportation Infrastructure for Enhanced Safety
Heritage Corridor: How the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail Is Sparking Connections and Community Prosperity in Connecticut
Ti-Trikes are beneficial for multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease. Ray Charpentier tried one on the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail.

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