The finished reroute delivers exactly what riders love — a fun, flowy trail experience with minimal pedaling, smooth sight lines, and wide, gentle berms. Designed to meet trail industry best practices, it’s welcoming for new riders while still keeping things exciting for seasoned enthusiasts.

Meet the man behind Manawa! Todd Grassman is putting in big hours to keep this beginner-friendly trail alive and fun for everyone.

Why you’ll love volunteering: It’s the ultimate win-win—you help others while gaining something for yourself. You meet new people, build friendships, and pick up new skills.

Our trail crew is hard at it in Black Elk-Neihardt Park, shaping 1,500 feet of new flow on the Prairie Downhill reroute. Their expertise keeps trails fun, sustainable, and race-ready — all for the community to enjoy.

For Howard Shear, retirement wasn’t about slowing down — it was about giving back. After a 42-year career, he found new purpose with THOR, pouring his love of mountain biking and the outdoors into the trails that inspire him.

We’re thrilled to introduce a brand new event from Trails Have Our Respect (THOR) — the Good Vibes Ride, happening Sunday, September 28, from 12–5 PM at Platte River State Park.

Trails Have Our Respect and The City of Omaha is proud to announce the Grand Opening of the Adams Park Trail System—a new hub for outdoor adventure, youth engagement, and active community life!

Get ready to ride! Join us for this year’s THOR Trailfest at Cone Park on Saturday, May 31st from 10:00 AM to 5 PM — a free, family-friendly celebration of all things mountain biking at the hottest bike park in the Midwest!

Trails Have Our Respect (THOR) is proud to announce the launch of the Trail Adoption Pilot Program (TAP)—a dynamic new volunteer initiative designed to support and inspire a growing community of trail stewards across the region.

We’re grateful for such a passionate and dedicated trail community—here’s to another amazing year of progress on the trails!

We had a blast celebrating with all of you and are already dreaming up what’s next. Thanks again for supporting the trails and being part of this amazing community. Here’s to more dirt, fun, and adventure ahead!

Know what’s even better than riding some of the best urban wilderness trails in the country? Doing it right after a full day of learning how to bring that same level of trail excellence back home.

Mandan Park in southern Omaha was created with the best intentions: to serve as a dedicated green space for families and children in the surrounding neighborhood to enjoy.

In collaboration with IMBA, the Nebraska Interscholastic Cycling League and Trails Have Our Respect, hosted a mountain bike skills clinic and anti-racism event with Anita Naidu.