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Old 07-13-2009, 08:52 PM
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Ive been considering moving from St.Louis to the Springfield area in the next few years when we become empty nesters. One of our hobbys is bike riding ( as in bicycle). we normally ride around our neihborhood, or sometimes load the bikes up & go to grants trail, or one of the other many paved walk/ride trails in the STL area. Is the Springfield/marshfield/Rogersville area well suited for this activity ?
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There is several Trails around Springfield.Plus Bike Routes.I would say Springfield is Bike friendly.

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Wilson's Creek National Battlefield has a 5 mile paved road which may be used for cars or bikes.

Wilson's Creek National Battlefield - Outdoor Activities (U.S. National Park Service)
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This is a valuable resource too: Missouri bicycle trails and trail maps--Missouri Bicycle Federation

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