Bike Trails
According to a Rails-to-Trails Conservancy poll, bicycling is the most popular activity enjoyed by TrailLink.com users. The flat, even grade of many trails on TrailLink.com make for perfect conditions for road and hybrid bicycles. The connections trails have with businesses, residential neighborhoods and town centers make biking for work or pleasure a breeze. And the smoother pathways also have a knack for leading you into scenic settings you might not have thought accessible by a road bike.
As with all uses, surface choice is important for bicycling. TrailLink.com draws the distinction between road/hybrid biking trails and mountain biking trails based on surface and general trail condition. A good bicycling trail will be evenly surfaced with something like asphalt, concrete, cinder or hard-packed dirt, and the trail condition generally will be consistent along the course of the whole trail.
Because most of the trails on TrailLink.com are multi-use, keep in mind some general rules of thumb when sharing the trail: Ride on the right, pass on the left; yield to pedestrians and equestrians; and keep to a safe and reasonable speed.
Explore biking trails on TrailLink.com and use our comprehensive trail guides with descriptions, photos, reviews and maps to plan your next ride.
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