Does biking on the street make you nervous? We are talking all about finding off-street bike paths and greenways near you with Beth Nobles, Executive Director of the Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership.
Episode 5 Show Notes
- Sand Creek Greenway
- Google Maps for Biking (Not always perfect!)
- Ride with GPS
- Rails to Trails
- Adventure Cycling Association and US Bicycle Route
- Northeast Texas Trail between Dallas and Texarkana
- Brownsville, Texas trails
- Another trail Beth loves is the Constitution Trail in her hometown, which links to the Rt. 66 trail through Illinois
Episode 5 Sponsor
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Loved this episode, along with all of the others. This reminded me of our tour on tandems with our kids on the Great Allegheny Passage and the C&O Trails. It is amazing to see how PA has developed this recreation corridor and helped new businesses emerge to serve cyclists on the trail. A well maintained trail (at least the GAP is), make it doable. Some amazing bridges and tunnels along the route. Thanks for the reminder.