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PAPIO- CITY DOUGLAS CITY MISSOURI OF OMAHA COUNTY OF COUNCIL RIVER NATURAL PARKS, ENVIRONMENTAL BLUFFS, RESOURCES RECREATION SERVICES PARKS, DISTRICT & PUBLIC RECREATION PROPERTY & PUBLIC PROPERTY Walnut Creek Lake KEYSTONE TRAIL / WEST PAPIO TRAIL BELLEVUE LOOP TRAIL FIELD CLUB TRAIL THE BIRTH OF THE OMAHA /COUNCIL BLUFFS MODERN- •SHOW COURTESY TO ALL OTHER TRAIL USERS DAY METRO AREA TRAILS CAN BE TRACED TO 1990. The West Papio Trail may be the most scenic of all the trails. The Keystone Trail / Bellevue Loop Trail, the longest and The Field Club Trail is a 1.72-mile inner-city trail along an On July 4 of that year, OMAHA opened the first phase of the The concrete path winds along the West Papio Creek, through a busiest recreational trail in the metro area, passes through abandoned railroad right-of-way. Featuring railroad track cuts, • ADHERE TO TRAIL RESTRICTIONS AND HOURS Keystone Trail. The success of this initial three-mile section number of new subdivisions and parks. park and residential settings, industrial areas and farmland. ravines and foliage, it begins at 38th and Leavenworth Streets. • USE THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE TRAIL UNLESS OTHERWISE of paved, recreational trail fostered a record of trail It is paved and very flat except for its underpasses, which DESIGNATED NORTH TO SOUTH NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST construction which remains unmatched in the ! allow users to safely cross all major streets. The trail begins • BICYCLISTS AND SKATERS GIVE AUDIBLE WARNING WHEN at 87th Street and Templeton Drive. Eventually, it will HUNTINGTON PARK HALLECK PARK PARKING PASSING PEDESTRIANS AND OTHER TRAIL USERS connect to Glenn Cunningham Lake. 38th and Pacific Streets 2134 North 160th Street Halleck Street at Beadle Street • LISTEN FOR AUDIBLE SIGNALS AND ALLOW FASTER TRAIL USERS Street parking Also: Playground Parking; restrooms Also: Fishing pond; NORTH TO SOUTH TO PASS SAFELY BENT CREEK PARK ice skating; picnic shelter; playground •ALWAYS PASS ON THE LEFT GLENN CUNNINGHAM LAKE OMAHA RIVERFRONT 164th and Page Streets PAPIO BAY PARK • BICYCLISTS RIDE AT A SAFE SPEED, SLOWING TO FORM 8660 Lake Cunningham Road Street parking Also: Picnic shelter; playground 815 East Halleck Street TRAIL IN SINGLE-FILE DURING CONGESTED CONDITIONS, REDUCED Parking; restrooms Also: Aquatic center (402) 444.4628 VISIBILITY, OR IN OTHER HAZARDOUS SITUATIONS Since 1990, more PACIFIC MEADOWS PARK WALNUT CREEK LAKE AND RECREATION AREA Parking; restrooms; drinking water This trail is a key ingredient in the Omaha and Council Bluffs Northwest 160th and Pacific Streets Also: Archery range; boating; camping; fishing; • OBEY ALL TRAFFIC SIGNS than 85 miles of Trails System. Eventually, it will span the entire metro area Parking Also: Picnic shelter; playground Located one half mile south of Highway 370 picnic shelters; playground; hike and bike trails paved, interconnected and 96th Street along the Missouri River. The initial segments wind from • RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY OWNERS trails were constructed! totaling 3.3 miles; horseback riding is permitted WOODHAVEN PARK (402) 592.8877 on designated trail the levee near the South Omaha Bridge Road to Pacific Street; • KEEP DOGS ON A LEASH AND REMOVE ALL PET FECES FROM TRAIL OMAHA is becoming a city 160th Street at West Center Road – Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Boat DEMOCRACY PARK from Heartland of America Park to Miller’s Landing and from of trails and greenways. north to Morton School dock; equestrian trail; fishing; lake; picnic areas; Power Park to N.P. Dodge Park. All segments will ultimately Fort Street at 87th Street – 87th and Templeton Drive This success of the Parking Also: Picnic shelter; playground playground; tent and RV camping; 3 miles of connect to Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge. paved trails Parking Also: Playground METROPOLITAN AREA TRAILS OAKBROOK MEADOWS PARK SOUTH TO NORTH NETWORK is a direct result of a 3401 South 152nd Street ESTHER PILSTER PARK 88th Avenue and Boyd Street unique, coordinated effort among local Playground LEVEE SEGMENT ORGANIZED, PUBLIC EVENTS ARE ALLOWED ON A PORTION 144TH STREET TRAIL Parking Also: Playground governmental agencies. In planning and constructing trails, 5660 – the entrance to the levee OF THE KEYSTONE TRAIL / BELLEVUE LOOP TRAIL AND ON TRAILS ED ZORINSKY LAKE is at the Omaha Sewer Treatment Plant with the trail each agency set aside individual interests to ensure an HILLSIDE LITTLE LEAGUE COMPLEX WITHIN PARKS. 3808 South 156th Street This paved trail begins at 144th Street and follows the spanning south to the South Omaha Bridge Road orderly, common-sense approach for developing the 82nd Street and Western Avenue and north to Pacific Street ALSO: Four entrances to the park on 168th Street; grade of the street including stretches up and down hills. • Events on the Keystone Trail begin at HERITAGE PARK metro area’s system of trails. one designated as an equestrian trail. Parking; restrooms Also: Ball complex The trail has been built in segments with the east side HEARTLAND OF AMERICA PARK and continue south through the Bellevue Loop Trail. (402) 444.3925 of 144th from Standing Bear Lake to mostly 8th and Douglas Streets in Call (402) 444.6362, (402) 444.6222 or (402) 444.5900 Omaha Riverfront Trail Parking; restrooms; drinking water (402) 444.5900 Also: Bauermeister Prairie; Discovery Playground; complete. The trail continues on the west side from Dodge to schedule an event. to West Center Road. Parking; restrooms Also: Spectacular fountain with equestrian trail; fishing; picnic areas; youth • Public events are allowed on the interior trails at softball complex; hike and bike trails totaling Newport Landing light show; lake; Gondola rides; picnic areas; concert 7.0 miles; cross-country skiing, sledding and ice NORTH TO SOUTH stage; war memorial; Lewis and Clark interpretive exhibits WEHRSPANN LAKE/CHALCO HILLS RECREATION AREA and skating permitted during winter months LEWIS AND CLARK LANDING at WALNUT CREEK LAKE AND RECREATION AREA. STANDING BEAR LAKE 8th and Riverfront Drive in downtown Omaha Call (402) 444.6222 to schedule an event. WALNUT GROVE PARK 6404 North 132nd Street Prairie View Recreation Area (402) 444.5900 • Public events are allowed on the interior trails at 152nd and “Q” Streets (402) 444.4676 Parking; restrooms Also: Restaurant; marina; Parking Also: Fishing pond; picnic area Parking; restrooms; drinking water Labor Union sculpture; Lewis and Clark ED ZORINSKY LAKE, GLENN CUNNINGHAM LAKE, N.P. DODGE PARK Also: Accessible fishing pier; boating; picnic interpretive exhibits and in OMAHA. Call (402) 444.5900 WESTCHESTER PARK shelters; playground; radio-controlled model to schedule an event. 13931 “O” Street airplanes; wildlife area; hike and bike trails totaling MILLER’S LANDING Parking Also: Ball field complex; playground 2.08 miles; cross-country skiing, sledding and 151 Freedom Park Road – to Gallup Drive • Public events are allowed at LAKE MANAWA STATE PARK in ice skating permitted during winter months (402) 444.5900 COUNCIL BLUFFS. Call (712) 366.0220 to schedule an event. ANDERSEN PARK Parking; restrooms Also: River City Star cruise 136th Street and Millard Avenue MILLARD NORTH HIGH SCHOOL boat; picnic shelters; lake; Lewis and Clark Parking; restrooms Also: Ball field complex 144th and Pacific Streets interpretive exhibits Lewis and Clark Landing Parking DISCOVERY SOCCER COMPLEX N.P. DODGE PARK WEHRSPANN LAKE AND CHALCO HILLS 11005 J.J. Pershing Drive north of Interstate 680 The METROPOLITAN AREA TRAILS NETWORK is available 13502 Discovery Road RECREATION AREA along the Missouri River to a wide variety of user groups, including walkers, Parking Also: Soccer complex 154th and Giles Road ROBERTS PARK (402) 444.4673 joggers, bicyclists, skaters, 78th and Cass Streets (402) 444.6222 Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Public Miller’s Landing cross-country skiers and Parking; restrooms Also: Playground; skate park boat ramps; marina; camping; fishing; bike and hikers. Further, the system Big Papio Trail Parking; restrooms; drinking water equestrian trails; pavilion; picnic area; playground; ball Also: Balloon launch; boating; dog-training field; HERITAGE PARK and soccer fields; Lewis and Clark interpretive exhibits is accessible to people with fishing; nature trail; observation blind; radio- Between Mercy Road and Pine Streets along disabilities and anyone controlled model airplanes; soccer; tall grass prairie; Ak-Sar-Ben Drive BOYER CHUTE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE just wanting to experience hike and bike trails totaling 7.0 miles; cross-country Parking Three miles east of Fort Calhoun nature! skiing, sledding and ice skating permitted during (402) 468.4313 (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) winter months KAREN PARK Parking; restrooms; drinking water While the METROPOLITAN Site of the Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources 63rd and “F” Streets Also: 3,000 acres of day-use passive recreation, AREA TRAILS NETWORK Center with exhibits, displays and meeting rooms. Parking Also: Swimming pool including nature trails; wildlife viewing; fishing; seamlessly connects parks, picnic area; Lewis and Clark interpretive exhibits AL VEYS YOUTH SPORTS COMPLEX Built by the Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources sports complexes, swimming 60th Street between “Q” and Harrison Streets District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and pools and lakes, recreation is BIG PAPIO TRAIL Parking; restrooms Also: Ball field complex managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. not its sole function. These trails are an excellent alternative TRAILHEAD PARKING to the use of automobiles and other, more traditional, A new segment of Big Papio Trail – almost five miles in 60th and Harrison Streets methods of transportation. Many individuals use the trail length – was constructed as part of the channelization of the network to get to work. Schools have developed along trails. Big Papio Creek. The trail now begins north of Hefflinger SUN VALLEY PARK These trails have truly become the transportation method WEST PAPIO TRAIL – PAPILLION The Papillion stretch of Park, continues south into Seymour L. Smith Park and 52nd Street and Aspen Drive COUNCILCOUNCIL BLUFFS BLUFFS TRAIL TRAIL SYSTEM SYSTEM of choice for many residents! the West Papio Trail runs 5.5 miles from Lincoln and Laredo connects to the Keystone Trail. Parking; restrooms Also: Picnic area; Roads southeast to 36th Street in Bellevue. playground; swimming pool In a complex world, the METRO AREA TRAILS invite NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST Council Bluffs, Iowa, is home to more than 23 miles of paved WESTERN HISTORIC all users down a natural path of discovery and encourage PAPILLION CITY PARK COPPER CREEK recreational trails and is proud to be the northern terminus of TRAIL CENTER LINK 56th and Copper Creek Drive them to relax, set their own pace, and enjoy life in 84th Street and Lincoln Road TRANQUILITY PARK the nationally recognized Wabash Trace Nature Trail. This 2.8-mile trail connects the Indian Creek Trail to the Iowa Street parking Also: Playground “the slow lane!” Parking; restrooms Also: Picnic area; playground 120th Street from West Maple Road to Fort Street V ALLEY VIEW TRAIL Riverfront Trail. The link winds through the Council Bluffs Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Ball TRAILHEAD PARKING V ALLEY VIEW TRAIL Recreation Complex to the Western Historic Trails Center. field complex; indoor ice arena; playground; The Valley View Trail runs 3.2 miles south from Iowa Western 48th Street and Cornhusker Road COUNCIL BLUFFS RECREATION COMPLEX soccer complex; tennis complex Community College along Valley View Drive to Valley View Park, 2900 Richard Downing Avenue – just south of Exit 1-B near Mall of the Bluffs, through the Iowa School for the off the I80 / I29 Interchange METRO AREA TRAILS – DISTANCE IN MILES HEFFLINGER PARK BELLEVUE LOOP TRAIL The Keystone Trail connects to Deaf (ISD) nature area and the Lewis Central School campus to Parking; restrooms; drinking water 110th Street and West Maple Road the Bellevue Loop at Highway 370 and 25th Street. the Iowa West Trailhead Park where it links to the Wabash Trace EXISTING DISTANCE EXISTING DISTANCE EXISTING DISTANCE Also: Baseball / softball complex; soccer complex; TRAILS: IN MILES: TRAILS: IN MILES: TRAILS: IN MILES: Parking Also: Ball field complex; basketball; Nature Trail and the Lake Manawa Trail. picnic shelter; playground; soccer complex TRAILHEAD PARKING concessions; playground (Big Papio Trail cont’d) (Keystone Trail/Bellevue Loop Trail cont’d) and Capehart Road VALLEY VIEW PARK WEST PAPIO TRAIL CROSSKEY VILLAGES PARK NATIONAL WESTERN HISTORIC TRAILS CENTER NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST Dodge St. to Pacific St. 0.76 Pacific St. to Mercy Rd. 1.06 Valley View Drive and Franklin Avenue AND LIED HISTORICAL BUILDING Blondo Street and Papillion Parkway TRAILHEAD PARKING 3000 block north to Blondo St. 0.71 Pacific St. to W. Center Rd. 1.93 Mercy Rd. to Grover St. 0.83 Parking; restrooms; drinking water 3434 Richard Downing Avenue Parking Also: Picnic area; playground Harlan Lewis Road one half-mile north of Also: Picnic shelter; playground Blondo St. to W. Dodge Rd. 1.13 W. Center Rd. to S. 84th St. 1.00 Grover St. to I-80 0.83 LaPlatte Road (712) 366.4900 N. 163rd St. to N. 156th St. 0.78 S. 84th St. to I-80 0.31 I-80 to “L” St. 0.22 MEADOW LANE PARK W ABASH TRACE NATURE TRAIL HAWORTH PARK The Trails Center offers state-of-the-art exhibits focusing W. Dodge Rd. to Pacific St. 1.55 I-80 to “L” St. 0.87 “L” St. to “Q” St. 0.83 11707 Farnam Street The 63-mile Wabash Trace Nature Trail meanders through the on the Lewis and Clark, Mormon and California-Oregon Pacific. St. to W. Center Rd. 1.92 “L” St. to “Q” St. 1.19 “Q” St. to Harrison St. 0.56 Parking Also: Picnic area; playground Highway 370 and Payne Drive Loess Hills and southwest Iowa to the Missouri state line. Trails and a gift shop. 1.59 1.09 (402) 293.3142 (Fee is charged.) W. Center Rd. to Zorinsky Lake “Q” St. to Harrison St. 1.88 Harrison St. to Giles Creek LAMP PARK IOWA RIVERFRONT TRAIL Cornhusker Rd. (near N. 91st) 0.74 TOTAL MILES: 9.88 Giles Creek to Cornhusker Hwy. 1.13 Parking; restrooms Also: Camping; marina; IOWA WEST TRAILHEAD PARK to Lincoln Rd. Cornhusker Hwy. to Hwy. 370 1.20 113 North 114th Street picnic area; playground; Lewis and Clark This trail runs 7 miles mostly atop the city’s levee system. Highway 275 and East South Omaha Bridge Road Cornhusker Rd. (near N. 91st) 1.92 MILITARY ROAD TRAIL Hwy. 370 to Hwy. 75 2.85 Parking Also: Ball field complex; playground Children’s Art Wall and Exhibit It begins at the Western Historic Trails Center Link and heads NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST to 72nd St. Hwy. 75 to Harlan Lewis Rd. 4.00 wabashtrace.connections.net north through the tourism corridor offering scenic views of the CANCER SURVIVOR’S PARK Missouri River. The trail ends at Big Lake Park, in close 72nd St. to 36th St. 2.95 120th St. to 108th St. 1.00 Harlan Lewis Rd. to Haworth Park 4.90 Parking; restrooms; drinking water 108th St. to I-80 0.78 105th and Pacific Street Also: Picnic shelter; playground proximity to the Lewis and Clark Monument. TOTAL MILES: 13.25 TOTAL MILES: 24.12 CONNECTOR TRAIL Military Rd. to Ida St. 0.29 Parking DODGE RIVERSIDE GOLF CLUB This park is an inspirational retreat designed to ELMWOOD PARK/ HAPPY HOLLOW BLVD. LAKE MANAWA TRAIL 144TH STREET TRAIL TOTAL MILES: 2.07 CONNECTOR TRAIL 2 Harrah’s Boulevard NORTH TO SOUTH SOUTH TO NORTH promote understanding of – and the fight against – This beautiful trail begins at the Iowa West Trailhead Park and SORENSEN PARKWAY TRAIL cancer. Sculptures lead to a tower of light. runs southwest to Lake Manawa State Park. It is a scenic, remote (712) 328.4660 Standing Bear Lake to Fort St. 0.29 WEST TO EAST Pacific St. to Dodge St. 1.53 The Connector Trail links to the Keystone at 72nd and Pacific 5.4-mile trail that ends after crossing a 209' bridge over Indian Please use the parking lot on the river side of the 0.49 Dodge St. to Underwood Ave. 0.72 ONE PACIFIC PLACE PARK Fort St. to Ames Ave. Irvington Rd. to N. 72nd St. 1.76 Streets. The trail runs east to 67th Street, through Elmwood Park, Creek where it links to the Indian Creek Trail. levee at Harrah’s Casino to access the city’s 18-hole Underwood Ave. to 50th St. 0.80 102nd and Pine Streets Ames Ave. to N. 150th Ave. 0.68 N. 72nd St. to N. 60th St. 1.04 north to Dodge Street, into Memorial Park and north to Under- championship golf course. Restrooms and food are Parking Also: Nature discovery area LAKE MANAWA STATE PARK Ames Ave. to W. Maple Rd. 0.49 N. 60th St. to N. 52nd St. 0.57 TOTAL MILES: 3.05 wood Avenue. The new Happy Hollow Blvd. Trail, to be completed available at the Riverside Grille inside the clubhouse. 1.00 Exit 23 off Interstate 80 or via the West South Omaha Featuring Lewis and Clark interpretive exhibits. W. Maple Rd. to Blondo St. N. 52nd St. to N. 42nd St. 1.14 TOWL PARK in 2005, will begin west of the Dodge Street overpass, run east Blondo St. to W. Dodge Rd. 0.95 FIELD CLUB TRAIL Bridge Road N. 42nd St. to Fontenelle Blvd. 0.30 NORTH TO SOUTH 9310 West Center Road – driveway located on along Dodge and north along Happy Hollow to Metcalfe Park. PLAYLAND PARK S. 120th St. to S. 114th St. 0.65 (712) 366.0220 TOTAL MILES: 4.81 Leavenworth St. to Vinton St. 1.72 West Center Road at the Paddock Road traffic light 4000 Avenue “B” Eldorado Dr. to Pacific St. 1.17 Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Picnic area; Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Picnic areas; TOTAL MILES: 1.72 Parking; restrooms Also: Fishing; lagoon; SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST playground; boating; camping; fishing; swimming Pacific St. to Arbor St. 0.91 tennis courts; playground; basketball courts KEYSTONE TRAIL / playground Operated by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Arbor St. to W. Center Rd. 0.10 BELLEVUE LOOP TRAIL ELMWOOD PARK OMAHA RIVERFRONT TRAIL WESTGATE PARK ROBERTS PARK Stony Brook Blvd. to Harrison St. 0.50 NORTH TO SOUTH NORTH TO SOUTH 67th and Pacific Streets IOWA CREEK TRAIL 1000 North 25th Street 8223 Grover Street Harrison St. to I-80 1.00 Democracy Park to Boyd St. 0.61 Boyer Chute to Wash./Doug. Cty. line 5.20 This 3.5-mile trail continues from the Lake Manawa Trail and Parking; restrooms; drinking water Parking Also: Picnic shelter Parking; restrooms Also: 18-hole public golf TOTAL MILES: 7.84 Boyd St. to Maple St. 1.03 N.P. Dodge Park to OPPD Power Park 2.60 course; lagoon; pavilion; picnic area; heads north along Indian Creek under the South Omaha Bridge Also: Picnic area with grills; playground; tennis courts; Maple St. to Blondo St. 0.50 Miller’s Landing Park to 1.00 SEYMOUR L. SMITH PARK spring grotto; swimming pool Road and Interstate 80. It ends at Sunset Park where the baseball diamond; soccer field BIG PAPIO TRAIL Katelman Water Park is located. Blondo St. to Western Ave. 0.63 Heartland of America Park 6802 Harrison Street BIG LAKE PARK NORTH TO SOUTH Pacific St. to I-80 1.31 MEMORIAL PARK Western Ave. to Cass St. 0.58 Parking; restrooms Also: Ball field complex; SUNSET PARK North 8th Street and Big Lake Road W. Maple Rd. to Blondo St. 0.91 Cass St. to Dodge St. 0.27 I-80 to South Omaha Bridge Rd. 1.67 disc golf; radio-controlled model airplanes; skeet 60th and Dodge Streets 10th Street and 16th Avenue Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Picnic area; Blondo St. to Dodge St. 1.03 Dodge St. to Pacific St. 1.00 TOTAL MILES: 11.78 and trap shoot range; Soap Box Derby track; Parking Also: Picnic area; playground; Parking; restrooms; drinking water Also: Picnic area; fishing; playground; baseball diamond; soccer fields; soccer complex rose garden; war memorial water park; playground; ball field; basketball court tennis courts