MoPac Trail West – MoPac East Trailhead loop from Statue of Abraham Lincoln

MoPac Trail West – MoPac East Trailhead loop from Statue of Abraham Lincoln

Moderate

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6,829

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MoPac Trail West – MoPac East Trailhead loop from Statue of Abraham Lincoln

03:48

63.4km

270m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 62.3 km for 134 m

Waypoints

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6.75 km

Cycle Works Cyclery

Highlight • Rest Area

local cyclery. supporter of the Gravel Worlds race

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10.6 km

Unlike the MoPac Trail East, the MoPac Trail West is entirely paved and is a bit newer than its longer counterpart. This trail section totals just over 5 miles in one direction and offers access to some city streets and city parks.

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14.1 km

MoPac East Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

The MoPac East Trailhead, just south of 84th and “O” streets, is an access point to the 25-mile crushed limestone MoPac Trail from Lincoln to Wabash. There are restrooms, water, and plenty of parking.

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32.3 km

MoPac Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

MoPac Trail covers over 26 miles in total, but the most popular section is the MoPac Trail East, which is 21.7 miles in one direction. The surface of this section of the rail trail is primarily crushed stone with a few paved sections and is really popular for biking, running, and walking.

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51.3 km

MoPac Trail West

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

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57.3 km

Billy Wolf Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This trail offers a smooth and gentle running experience on a paved surface. It conveniently links you to multiple parks and gardens within the vicinity, spanning a total length of 11.25 miles. The route promises a scenic journey for runners.

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59.4 km

Nebraska State Capitol

Highlight • Monument

They completed the 15-story building in 1932, establishing it as Nebraska's third state capitol building. A 15-foot statue of "The Sower," emphasizing the state's agricultural heritage.

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62.4 km

Sunken Gardens

Highlight • Structure

Surprisingly, this location had a history as a neighborhood dumpsite in the past. However, it underwent development in 1930 and was converted into a charming 1.5-acre garden. Visitors can enjoy the presence of tulips, perennials, trees, shrubs, and serene lily ponds.

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63.4 km

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