Trails

144th Street Trail
Paved trail that follows the grade of the street, stretching up and down hills, to connect Standing Bear Lake in Omaha to Springfield, including Chalco Hills Recreation Area.

Bellevue Loop Trail
The Keystone Trail connects to the Bellevue Loop at Highway 370 and 25th Street.  This trail runs through Haworth Park in Bellevue. Trailhead parking is at either 13th Street & Capehart Road or Harlan Lewis Rd.  

Halleck Nature Trail
Winds through the heart of Papillion and runs parallel to the Papio Creek. This trail is kept busy with walkers, runners, and bikers daily.

Keystone/Bellevue Loop Trail
The Keystone Trail connects to the Bellevue Loop at Highway 370 and Capehart Road. It is paved and very flat except for its underpasses which allow users to safely cross all major streets. Trailhead parking is at 48th Street and Cornhusker Road.

Lewis & Clark Interpretive Trail
16 interpretive sites along the Missouri River in Nebraska and Iowa.

MOPAC Trailhead and Nature Center
NE Highway 50 and Plattview Road

Mopac Trail
Runs from Schram Road to Springfield and south to the Platte River. This trail also runs through Lincoln and will extend south to South Bend and north to Omaha in the near future.

Nature & History Trail
Haworth Park, Bellevue. More than 2 miles of trails that run through beautiful woods and along the edge of the Missouri River. Entrance to the trail is on the north side of Hwy 370, just west of the Bellevue Bridge

West Papio Trail
The Papillion stretch of the trail runs 5.5 miles from Lincoln and Laredo Roads southeast to 36th Street in Bellevue. It also connects to the Walnut Creek Lake and Recreation Area