Our trails wouldn't be what they are without the incredible people who give their time to care for them.

Trails Have Our Respect (THOR) will have its professional Trail Crew perform scheduled trail tread maintenance—approved by Lincoln Parks & Recreation—on select sections of natural surface trail at Van Dorn Park in Lincoln during late July and early August 2026.

Last week's Volunteer Trail Day & BBQ at Platte River State Park was one for the books — great people, hard work, and yes, really good BBQ.

The trails are officially open — and what a way to celebrate. On June 6th, we welcomed over 200 participants to the new trails!

One of the greatest joys of this work is watching people discover what's been here all along. I can’t wait for more people to realize what adventures we have just outside your neighborhood.

The scouts needed to ride 5 miles to earn their badge, but the event soon became about more than just the distance.

The 2026 season is underway, and the energy at our preseason kick-off said it all. Here's a look at what we heard from our volunteers.

How a small crew of dedicated trail stewards — and one very generous nursery expert — helped make a beloved park safer for everyone.

We’re honored to share that Trails Have Our Respect (THOR)—alongside our project partners at the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) and Omaha Parks & Recreation

Big improvements are coming to Swanson Park, thanks to a collaborative effort with the City of Bellevue — complete with a centralized trailhead hub featuring a new kiosk, updated trail map, benches, and native landscaping.

For more than a decade, volunteer Kyle Hansen has helped shape, repair, and reimagine the singletrack many of us ride today.