Our guide to some of the best bike trails in Raleigh and beyond. Including greenway trails, lakes, and parks. Many posts include videos!
The Art to Heart Trail is a 6-mile, paved greenway bike route that connects the NC Museum of Art to downtown Raleigh. It’s one of the best bike rides in Raleigh, and after riding it as a family of four, Caroline and I recently rode it again, just the two of us, as a weekend
Every year in May, Raleigh shifts into a lower gear for Bike Month, a time when the city’s streets and greenways fill with the steady rhythm of two spinning wheels. Whether you’re a seasoned cycling enthusiast or you just fancy dusting off your old childhood BMX for a weekend, there are plenty of bike trails
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They don’t call Raleigh the City of Oaks for nothing, so if you want to get out into nature, you’ll find plenty of hiking trails in Raleigh where you can see why the city gets this namesake. Raleigh is awash with greenery. It’s one of the things we love about living in Raleigh with kids.
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The road less traveled often leads to the most unforgettable adventures — and that’s what we found in Clayton, North Carolina, although that road is paved and is framed by breathtaking views of the Neuse River and rolling hills of the Triangle. Pair that with fresh air and an effortless e-bike to assist you, and
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If you’re looking for a quiet place for some solitude and to simultaneously stretch your legs, then you might want to surrender to bird songs and still waters on a walk or cycle ride around the serene Lake Lynn Trail in North-West Raleigh, just 8 miles from downtown. The Lake Lynn Trail is an easy,
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Just a 10-20 minute drive out of Raleigh and you’ve landed yourself in leafy Cary, North Carolina, which is home to a community park saturated with tranquil beauty and recreational opportunities. Hugged by Bond Park’s 300-plus acres, a 42-acre lake glistens between the canopies of forest, where paddle boats bob lazily and kayaks glide across
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Despite being a city, there is no shortage of green spots in Raleigh – it’s not called the City of Oaks for nothing! Raleigh has a vast greenway trail system, which over the last 30 years or so, has been expanded and revitalized. Now, there are so many trails in Raleigh that are perfect for
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Talk about a hidden gem. Nestled at the edge of North Carolina State University’s Centennial Campus, Lake Raleigh is a 75-acre oasis that you could easily miss. Those who do discover it though will find a tranquil and quiet recreation area, where kayak paddles kiss the water and enthusiastic morning joggers trace the shoreline. Whether
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Looking to break free from the car-centric city of Raleigh and get out into nature? Then what better way to enjoy a car-free adventure in the Triangle region of North Carolina than bike riding along the iconic American Tobacco Trail. This scenic cycle route includes coffee, wine, and a whole lot of beautiful scenery. And
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Our first apartment in Raleigh was right on Lake Johnson Park in an apartment complex, and so for us this place holds special memories. We spent so many times walking around the lake that I feel like I know every turn in the path, every tree, every crack in the pavement and every rooted stump
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