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Early in the morning is the best time, as there is less congestion.

The key feature of this little park is the community center to the south, but there's a little green space on the north side, too. This is a nice place to park if you're planning to cycle around Standing Bear Reservoir.

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.

No path through Bluestem Prairie, but walking path is wide and lovely, just beautiful.

Cycling this path around Zorinsky Lake is a fine opportunity to see Bauermeister Prairie, one of the few remaining native tall-grass prairies in this part of the state.

At this spot you cross a nice bridge over West Papio Creek. The water is lined with rushes and tall grasses, which makes the water sometimes a little hard to see from the side, but makes it a popular spot with birds and other wildlife. This is a nice place to slow down and keep an eye out for them!

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.

The Big Papio Trail follows Big Papillion Creek pretty much the entire time. It's ten miles each direction and is paved the entire way. There are lots of parks and paths to explore off the side of the path if you want to add on to your ride.