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Glenn Cunningham Lake

An unpaved path alongside a river, surrounded by bare trees and scattered logs. The ground is covered with dry leaves and grass, indicating early spring. The water appears calm, with a cloudy sky overhead. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.
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Level: Beginner
Length: 9 mi (14.5 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: -
Total: 19 riders
 

Mountain Biking Glenn Cunningham Lake

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#14 of 36 mountain bike trails in Nebraska
#4,949 in the world

Nice mix of single and double track looping around the lake.

First added by bdaw on Jun 1, 2011. Last updated Apr 28, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: unknown
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: unknown
  • Fat bike grooming: unknown
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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located along 96th Street with entrances at State Highway 36, State Street, 96th Street and Rainwood Road.




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Overgrown (May 22, 2016)
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A close-up view of mountain bike handlebars and the rider's arms while navigating a dirt trail surrounded by greenery. The handlebars feature controls for a camera and gear shifts, with the terrain showing sparse grass and small plants. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.
A view of a mountain bike's handlebars and a rider's hand wearing gloves, capturing a dirt trail leading towards a body of water. In the background, there are sparse trees and open grassy areas under a blue sky. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.
A close-up view of a mountain bike's handlebars on a dirt trail surrounded by bare trees, with the rider's gloved hands gripping the handlebars. In the background, logs are scattered along the path, and a body of water is partially visible. The scene captures a sense of adventure in a natural setting. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.
A viewpoint from a mountain bike, with hands on the handlebars, as the cyclist rides along a winding gravel path surrounded by dry grass and sparse trees. The scene is set on a cloudy day. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.
Alt text: A close-up view from a cyclist's perspective on a mountain bike, showing their hands on the handlebars and feet on the pedals. In front, a wooden bridge crosses a small path surrounded by bare trees and grass, indicating an outdoor cycling trail. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.
A grassy outdoor area featuring several parked vehicles, including red and white cars. In the foreground, two people stand under a white canopy tent, with various equipment and boxes scattered around them. The background shows additional people engaged in activities, trees in the distance, and power lines overhead, under a cloudy sky. Glenn Cunningham Lake mountain bike trail.


Mountain Bike Trails Near Omaha, Nebraska

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Beginner | 6 mi

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  • agirlcyclist
    **

    Used more for trail running than cycling because it isn't consistent.

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  • DayInTheLife
    ***

    hard to find the trails honestly

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  • btroberts011
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    The trail is not very sturctured. It was hard to find and even harder to figure out where it was going. The trail is very rough too. Do not recommend.

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  • GTXC4
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    A network of double and single track. Can get about 9 miles just going around the lake. I rode a little more. Pretty much a mix of the Nebraskan norm for trails. Much like Tranquility with it's similar long steady climbs. No jumps though. Bad part about this is that half the trail was beat up by horse riding, and most of the outer loops for sure. Never had too good of a ride where people take their horses anyway. A guy told me that it wasn't like that last time he was there. Not much shade cover as well. At least half of this is out in the open. I don't mind the heat, but locals seem too. I would ride again if someone would talk to the people with horses, been a lot of that mess going on around town actually. I added more photos to the 1 that was previously there to give you an idea. Take care.

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  • titoj188
    ****

    Nice trail, but it was still kind of muddy. Rode on the grass, asphalt, mud, gravel. It was very fun and slightly challenging. Nice beginner to intermeddiate workout

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  • raymondbusch
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    grass, asphalt, mud, gravel. Very fun and slightly challenging. Nice beginner to intermeddiate workout just enough challenge. I had a blast because i went after the rain. Start at marina and go till you can go left, go through campgrounds then hook back on to trail at end of campgrounds. Long and fun.* Review edited 8/20/2011

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