Trail Ramblings: The Different Faces (Phases?) Of Gravel
Whether you’re a fan or not of the stuff that forms the gravel seas that surround us here, there’s no denying that last weekend saw the biggest concentration of gravel …
Trail Ramblings: Is That E-Bike Trail Legal?
Lincoln’s trails are for everyone: with exceptions. A guest post by Kathryn Kelly. Like many folks, I’ve enjoyed bicycles since I was a kid, and they evolved to meet my …
Trail Ramblings: More Opportunities For Youth Cyclists.
I hope most of you have heard by now about the opportunities for youth cycling here in Lincoln. Last week I mentioned the Bike Bus. Kids LOVE being part of …
Trail Ramblings: Is Safety Keeping Kids From Riding To School?
This week I’m revisiting a blog from a couple of years ago. It’s that time again. Time for students to get their supplies together for the start of school, and …
Trail Ramblings: Last Call For Your Feedback
A couple of weeks ago we shared the link to Safe Streets Lincoln‘s public input survey. You have until July 31 to mark and identify areas of concern to bicyclist …
Trail Ramblings: A Guest Post By Touring Cyclist Rob Landauer
This week I’m featuring a guest post by Rob Landauer, a touring cyclist we happened to host through Warm Showers. He was kind enough to send me his impressions of …
Trail Ramblings: Better Cycling Around The World.
We have positive additions to our cycling infrastructure happening every year, just look at the recently finished bike lanes coming downtown on 17th Street, and previously on P and Q. …
Trail Ramblings: How we Rate.
Maybe you’ve already seen the annual ratings from People for Bikes, but in case you haven’t, here we go. Lincoln maintained our Network rating of 39 out of 100. Omaha …
Trail Ramblings: Birding by Bike, by Andrea Faas
“I unfortunately do not have any photos of birds because I don’t have a good camera. Instead, I rely on mental photos.” I find riding my bicycle is a wonderful …
Trail Ramblings: What IS That Plant?
I give you a re-post this week of some common sights along the trails, because some things don’t change You ride past them, but do you know what they are? …