FAQ Page

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What type of trails are found on trailsnet.com?

Each trail described in trailsnet.com should meet three criteria:
  1. The trail should be accessible to a wide variety of trail users. (see the next question)
  2. The trail should be a destination worthwhile as a vacation destination by itself or with other nearby attractions.
  3. The trail should be long enough to provide an extended period of exercise and recreation.
If you have a trail that you'd like to see included on trailsnet, please contact us.

What type of people can use the trails found in trailsnet.com?

This is what sets trailsnet.com apart from most other trails websites. Our trails are for everyone; all ages, abilities, and interests. Most of the trails featured on our site are handicapped accessible. Many of the trails are rail-trails with moderate grades. So the trails you find on trailsnet.com are great for families, youngsters, senior citizens, active travelers, and weekend warriors.

Can I find lodging, restaurants, and other trailside businesses on trailsnet.com?

Starting in 2011, we'll list hotels, motels, restaurants, bike rentals, and other businesses on the website. These will be in the form of links rather than advertising. If you own a business near one of the trails listed on this site, you may have the opportunity to place a link on trailsnet.com. If you have any questions or want to be included in our trailsnet links, drop us an email using the contact page.

Where can I find information about bicycle related health issues?

  1. Okay, that question has never been asked; but I'll answer it anyway. Or at least I will begin to answer it:
  2. For questions about bicycling hand injuries such as handlebar palsy, visit this website.