HomeKansas Bicycle Paths
 | A 44-acre park located in Mission, Kansas with about two miles of multi-use trails and sidewalks, among other amenities.  |
 | El Dorado, Kansas offers four bicycle trails, including a paved multi-use trail, a hiking/biking trail, a 12-mile equestrian/biking trail, and the challenging Double Black Diamond Mountain Bike Trail. |
 | This park features the 4-mile Eagle Rock Mountain Bike Trail and the paved 3.3-mile South Squaw Bike Trail, as well as a a nationally-recognized system of hiking and nature trails. |
 | A 1160-acre park located in Olathe, Kansas with about three miles of paved multi-use trails, among other amenities. |
 | A 10-mile hiking and biking trail that connects Riverfront Park in downtown Atchison, Kansas with the historic Independence Creek area where the Lewis and Clark expedition camped on July 4, 1804. |
 | The Indian Creek Trail is a 17 mile long paved multi-use trail connecting Olathe, Overland Park, Leawood, and Kansas City. |
 | Enjoy the scenic Smoky Hills region of Kansas just southwest of Salina on nearly 25 miles of multi-use trails that loop through canyons, trees, and high prairie with a variety of terrain and difficulty levels. |
 | A Johnson County park with 17 miles of trails, including both multi-use paved trails and mountain bike-only singletrack trails, with difficulty levels suitable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders. |
 | This Topeka park is located adjacent to the Kansas Governor's mansion, and offers over 6 miles of bike paths and mountain bike trails through the woods and meadows overlooking the Kansas River. |
 | A multi-use path that is popular with walkers, joggers, and cyclists, and is over 9 miles in length and circles the majority of the community of Manhattan, Kansas. |
 | Over 35 miles of trails in the parks around the largest reservoir in Kansas, located just west of Manhattan. |
 | A beautiful linear park in Johnson County, Kansas with over 17 miles of trails extending from Olathe north through Lenexa and Shawnee to Nelson Island on the Kansas River. |
 | A popular 13-mile paved multi-use pathway passing along Shunga Creek in Topeka, Kansas, with adjoining BMX track and several miles of mountain bike trails. |
 | The city of Wichita has over 26 miles of bicycle paths following scenic areas such as the banks of the Arkansas River, giving the cyclist a safe, easy and enjoyable ride. |
