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This large park has sports fields, trails, picnic areas, and a golf course. There's parking and access to trails that traverse the city so it's a good place to start and end a ride.

The multi-use Keystone Trail is an important part of Omaha's urban to rural trail system. Linking many of the areas business districts, parks, and Universities to the surrounding rural areas. Much of the trail follows along Little Papillion Creek, with multiple bridges over the water.

This 20-mile trail runs along the river and through downtown Omaha and multiple parks. It's a great way to get out and explore the city.

You get a nice view of the river here, and could even park your bike and hop on a river cruise if you like. But the best thing about River Road (just south of you) is that it connects cycle-friendly paths on the north and south sides of I-80.

This is a paved trail that runs north to south along Papillion Creek, offering a great cycle corridor through western Omaha. A short stretch of it (about 2 miles) is built on an old railroad bed.

This pleasant, paved trail runs right past Seymour Smith Park, making it a great option for cycling north or south along the Papillion Creek corridor. Only a little over two miles of the Keystone Trail actually run over the railbed, but you can still see traces of that heritage in pilings, a lingering trestle, and one massive railroad bridge along the trail's length.

Would ride it early, especially in summer, as it can get very hot and the amount of shade is pretty low on some sections of the trail.

Great in city ride.