Keystone Trail:
Nebraska
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Description:
From the Trail Website (www.ngpc.state.ne.us/parks/trails): The Keystone Trail, Omaha's premier north-to-south walking, skating and bicycling expressway, begins at Democracy Park (89th and Fort Streets) and runs south through the heart of Omaha atop Little Papio Creek flood control levees.

Joined with the Bellevue Loup, the combined Keystone and Bellevue Loop is a 30-mile path of discovery. The Keystone's location adjacent to Papillion Creek allows travelers miles of passage, free from competition with motor vehicles. The trail is a cooperative effort of the Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District, the city of Omaha, Douglas County and other public and private partners.
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Great Trail
By Matthew Jerabek on August 26, 2006
"The Keystone Trail is a very well maintained paved trail in the heart of Omaha. It weaves through residential and commercial areas. The trail goes underneath major roads which makes it a very safe trail. My only complaints is that the trail could be slightly wider and it would be nice to have more facilities right on the trail. But, a very enjoyable ride. For dining, the Marketplace downtown by the river has some very nice restaurants."
Keystone/Bellevue Loop/Big Papio Trails
By Jim delaittre on May 01, 2001
"The Keystone Trail is a great city trail!!! It runs from just east of 90th and Fort Streets (Democracy Park) to Highway 75, where it joins the Bellevue Loop Trail. This trail goes around Offutt Airbase and the water treatment plant to Hayworth Park. The Keystone also connects with the Big Papio Trail at Seymour Smith Park. The Big Papio starts just west of 90th and Center, Towl Park, and goes southeast to Seymour Smith Park. The Big Papio will soon be extended nothwest to 120th and Blondo. With these three trails, you can ride 40, 50, 60 or even 70 miles without messing around with traffic. "
Omaha Trails
By Glen Vern on March 22, 2001
"Omaha has a outstanding jogging trail system, all paved and wide, no street crossings, you can run your legs off. The only drawback is the long cold winters of the city."