The following is a directory of "bicycle paths" in the state of Kansas. Despite the name, a "bike path" usually not for the exclusive use of bicycles. More properly, it is a "multi-use pathway" – suitable for bicycling, walking, running, jogging, walking dogs, roller-blading, and other off-road recreational activities.
As such, bicyclists need to takes special care when on a "bike path". They are typically the largest and fastest-moving devices on the path, and can become a hazard to other users. Likewise, bike paths can be dangerous for cyclists, with both pedestrians and animals prone to moving quickly and unpredictably. Often more cyclists are injured on bike paths than on roadways.
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A 44-acre park located in Mission, Kansas with about two miles of multi-use trails and sidewalks, among other amenities.
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A 2-mile paved multi-use pathway located in Augusta, Kansas.
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The Chieftain Trail is a multi-use pathway located in Tonganoxie, Kansas. It currently consists of approximately one mile of paved pathway.
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El Dorado, Kansas offers four bicycle trails, including a paved multi-use trail, a hiking/biking trail, a 17-mile equestrian/biking trail, and the challenging Double Black Diamond Mountain Bike Trail.
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This park features the 4-mile Eagle Rock Mountain Bike Trail and the paved 3.3-mile South Squaw Bike Trail, as well as a nationally-recognized system of hiking and nature trails.
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The Riverfront Trail is located along the banks of the Marmaton River in Fort Scott, Kansas.
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Haysville, Kansas offers approximately 4.6 miles of paved multi-use pathways, running along grassy areas, meandering along Cowskin Creek, and connecting a number of Haysville parks and businesses.
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A 1160-acre park located in Olathe, Kansas with about three miles of paved multi-use trails, among other amenities.
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A 2.5-mile hiking and biking trail that connects the Lewis and Clark Historic Site at Independence Creek with River Road, near Atchison, Kansas.
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The Indian Creek Trail is a 17 mile long paved multi-use trail connecting Olathe, Overland Park, Leawood, and Kansas City.
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The Jim P. Martinez Sunflower Trail is located in Hutchinson, Kansas, and is a 7-mile paved multi-use pathway that follows the banks of the Arkansas River and Crow Creek.
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Enjoy the scenic Smoky Hills region of Kansas just southwest of Salina on nearly 25 miles of multi-use trails that loop through canyons, trees, and high prairie with a variety of terrain and difficulty levels.
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A short (about 1.75 miles) paved multi-use pathway in Chanute, Kansas, that follows a portion of the old Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad line.
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A Johnson County park with 17 miles of trails, including both multi-use paved trails and mountain bike-only singletrack trails, with difficulty levels suitable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders.
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This Topeka park is located adjacent to the Kansas Governor's mansion, and offers over 6 miles of bike paths and mountain bike trails through the woods and meadows overlooking the Kansas River.
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A multi-use path that is popular with walkers, joggers, and cyclists, and is over 9 miles in length and circles the majority of the community of Manhattan, Kansas.
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Melvern Riverfront Park and Trails in Melvern, Kansas features several miles of trails along the Marais des Cygnes River.
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Over 35 miles of trails in the parks around the largest reservoir in Kansas, located just west of Manhattan.
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A beautiful linear park in Johnson County, Kansas with over 17 miles of trails extending from Olathe north through Lenexa and Shawnee to Nelson Island on the Kansas River.
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A popular 13-mile paved multi-use pathway passing along Shunga Creek in Topeka, Kansas, with adjoining BMX track and several miles of mountain bike trails.
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The Talley Trail is located in Garden City, Kansas, and offers about 3.5 miles of paved multi-use pathway.
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A paved urban hiking and biking trail located in northeast Johnson County, Kansas, about 4 miles in length.
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A recreational trail that will connect the communities of Wamego, Saint George, and Manhattan in Pottawatomie County, Kansas.
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Whistle Stop Park is located in Elkhart, Kansas, and offers about 1.5 miles of paved multi-use pathway.
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The city of Wichita has over 26 miles of bicycle paths following scenic areas such as the banks of the Arkansas River, giving the cyclist a safe, easy and enjoyable ride.
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