Tranquility Park has seen a lot of improvement over the years and is now a well-developed and frequented trail system in the Omaha area. It features a little over nine and half miles of easy to moderate single-track. Trails vary from exposed prairie climbs to flowy downhills with berms and small jumps. The park is separated into two sections - North and South. The South section is where the tennis courts and ice-skating pavilion are located. This five-mile section has the elevation, berms and jumps with sections such as; Summit Climb, Roller Coaster to SW Downhill, Ridgelines, Difficult Decent with Jumps and Nice Bumps Brah! The North Section, known as the North Loop, is a flat three-mile, out and back loop that runs adjacent the Baseball fields. Even though there isn't much for elevation and excitement on this section it is a nice tack-on of mileage if you are looking for more of a workout. There are a couple of areas that hold interest however and it is worth the commute - especially the fast and flowy sections in the trees called North West Downhill. The park hosts the annual Tranquility Trail Tantrum in the Psycowpath Racing Series. It is a very well-kept trail maintained by the local Trails Have Our Respect (THOR) non-profit mountain bike advocacy group. If you are a frequent user of this trail system consider making a donation to help with maintenance and improvements at http://trailshaveourrespect.org
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