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Old 01-18-2009, 09:03 AM
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Hi everyone, I am looking for a paved bicycling path to ride, over my Spring Break, April 3-12. I would like to do a day ride of about 50 miles in preparation for a 150 mile MS fundraiser bike ride in June. I need a location warm enough not to have to worry about slippery trails. I live in MI and I don't think the weather will cooperate that early in the spring!! I have been to the RailstoTrails website and see many trails listed. Do you have a favorite trail to recommend??
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Plainfield has a excellent Greenway system.

The Monon trail I would also recommend
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Thanks, I'll check these out!
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The Cardinal Greenway is a nice trail. It goes from Richmond up to Gaston, In. Or at least it will when ever they finish it. Here in Richmond it starts at N. 3rd Street and goes north to Industries Rd. Then starts up again in Losantville and goes all the way to Gaston.
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