Girard Trail Connection

Nebraska

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Girard Trail Connection Facts

States: Nebraska
Counties: Douglas
Length: 0.5 miles
Trail end points: North 72nd St & Deaconess Dr. (Omaha) and Girard St. (Omaha)
Trail surfaces: Asphalt
Trail category: Rail-Trail
ID: 14719438
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Girard Trail Connection Description

The Girard Trail Connection, a 0.5-mile trail along a former railbed, is located behind CHI Health Immanuel and connects 72nd Street to an existing sidewalk on Girard Street.

About the Route

Running along a former Chicago and Northwestern Railway corridor, the trail is the first step in a major east-west trail project that aims to connect the Keystone Trail and Lake Cunningham to the Missouri River. This small, but mighty, trail provides a forested path through Omaha’s urban environment and aims to address gaps in safe spaces for outdoor recreation.

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