 Wilderness Park - Reviews from across the web
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Be sure to see this park - user review
Be sure to take the family and visit this exciting park. A little taste of the wilderness right there at home in Prattville, AL. See the animals and the plants--the flora and th...
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Wilderness Park
The trails begin in southwest Lincoln at South 1st and Van Dorn streets with additional parking areas at South 27th and Saltillo Road, South 14th and Rokeby Road and approximately South First Street and Pioneers Blvd, Old ...
lincoln.org
Wilderness Park | Nebraska Mountain Bike Trails
Located adjacent to the city of Lincoln. This wooded corridor along Salt Creek contains at least ten miles of single-track trails on either side of some old stream channels that wind through thick woodlands. You will be able to create round-trip rides of almost any length. The trail surface consists...
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Nebraska hiking trails - Wilderness Park Trails, Lancaster County
While visiting this area in Nebraska it's a good idea to go hiking too. An average amount of rainfall falls at Wilderness Park Trails; May is the month that gets the most rain, and the driest of the months is January. There's some flowing water close by, Beal Slough is a stream you can stop by durin...
maxtrails.com
Wilderness Park Mountain Bike Trail in Lincoln, Nebraska || SINGLETRACKS.COM
Wilderness is nothing too exciting or challenging, but it is a lot of fun, and has a lot more variety than one would think. One could easily ride for many hours on this trail, and actually end up a little lost since it can be quite the confusing network of trails. It's mostly lush scenery, expect to...
singletracks.com
Welcome to Wilderness Ridge
The environmentally friendly course borders Lincoln's Wilderness Park. The course was designed utilizing the applicable standards of The Environmentally Friendly Golf Course as written by the United States Golf Federation. There are no homes on the western edge bordering Wilderness Park. This reduce...
wildernessridgegolf.com
Going wild - News
The expansion of Lincoln never entered our minds when we first began planning the park, said Pat Rand, who helped write the first master plan for Wilderness Park. We wanted to use it as a flood control area for Salt Creek. The woodland area was already there and that turned into the park. There was ...
dailynebraskan.com
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