Give to Lincoln Day is open for donations until May 29. The Great Plains Trails Network is now a 501©3 organization, enabling the acceptance of donations and the receipt of matching funds through this incredible opportunity. Your contribution will play a crucial role in enhancing trails in Lincoln, supporting projects like the Prairie Corridor on Haines Branch and the Wilderness Park Master Plan. These initiatives aim to enhance trail access, usage, and overall enjoyment for all. Every donation, no matter the size, has a significant impact as nonprofits will also receive a proportional share of a $650,000 challenge match fund courtesy of the Lincoln Community Foundation. Your support today will pave the way for a brighter and more accessible trail network for all. Join us in making a difference by donating now!
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The Lincoln Trail-A-Thon is back and better than ever! This year-long challenge is designed to inspire the community to stay active and explore all 92 miles of Lincoln’s scenic trails. Whether you choose to ride, run, jog, or walk, you’ll experience the beauty and diversity of our trail network—all while supporting a great cause.
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Come ride with us as we discover Lincoln on two wheels and celebrate May as National Bike Month! This marks our 20th annual Tour de Lincoln event. Join us every Thursday in May at 6:00 pm at the Jayne Snyder Trails Center (21st and Q) in Union Plaza Park. See you there!
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Online registration is now open for Trail Trek 2025. Reserve your spot today for this family fun event on Sunday, June 22. Join us in making memories, building connections, and supporting the trails. Let's make this year’s Trail Trek the best one yet! We can’t wait to see you on the trails, where together we can empower our community and have a blast while doing it!
Current fundraising efforts are focused on exciting projects including the Prairie Corridor on Haines Branch and the Wilderness Park Master Plan. We are helping Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department raise funds that will enhance the trail accessibility.
Great Plains Trails Network
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