The new King of Trails Bridge is officially open! A nice crowd attended the ribbon-cutting on Saturday, then took off to explore the trails. Thanks to the City of Iola, Thrive Allen County, the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and … Read More
Thrive Allen County has been awarded another grant to help fund construction of the “King of Trails” bridge over Elm Creek on South Washington Avenue: People for Bikes, an industry coalition of bicycling suppliers and retailers, has awarded Thrive Allen … Read More
With the ribbon-cutting of the Lehigh Portland Trails, Allen County has now added over 20 miles of new trails in the last decade, adding to its growing reputation as the ‘King of Trails’.
The Lehigh Portland Trails are temporarily closed while screenings are being installed. Please stay off the trails until further notice.
A new connector trail will link the popular 6.5-mile Southwind Rail Trail with the new Lehigh Portland Trails system.
The inaugural “Get Your Grin On” (GYGO) ride took place yesterday evening on the Lehigh Portland Trails, with over a dozen riders exploring the singletrack at this new trail system in Iola.
Allen County’s growing trails system was the topic of discussion at a recent “See, Hear Iola” meeting in Iola.