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Plan Your Visit

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Please stay on the trail!
Obey signs and signals!
Accessing the Trail

Learn more about how and where to access the trail, and download maps.​​​​​​​​​​

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Safety Information

For your own safety and to make your trip more enjoyable, please remember:

  • Parking is not allowed on County roadways that intersect the trail.

  • Park only in designated areas.

  • Please do not block private driveways or agricultural-access areas.

  • Keep your car locked and valuables hidden from sight.

  • Do you have your necessities on your person such as keys, water, pet leash, kid’s needs, etc.?

  • Do you have your bike lock with you?

  • Check with local agencies to determine proper parking areas or requirements.

  • No overnight parking is allowed.

  • In some cases, you may park your car at a local business. Be sure to request permission ahead of time.

  • Make note of mile markers or street crossings during your visit in case of emergency.

  • Never leave pets in your car no matter how short your visit may be.

  • If you have an emergency, please call 911.

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Rules and Regulations

The full list of rules and regulations.

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Nature and History Along the Trail

Read all about natural resources, history of local populations, and the former rail line.

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Share the Trail

When using the trail everyone should follow the same rules:

  • Be courteous

  • Obey signs and signals

  • Watch for children and pets

  • Keep to the right

  • Pass on the left

  • Give warning

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Trail Etiquette

Take only pictures; leave only footprints.
It may be tempting to pick flowers or take a frog with you, but the Kickapoo Rail Trail is their home. Let them stay.

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What you bring with you should leave with you.
Dispose of garbage in the proper receptacles and be sure to take your personal belongings with you when you leave

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Be alert and courteous on the trail.
Walkers to the right; always pass on the left.

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Dogs on leashes are welcome.
Chasing wildlife and digging holes are fun for dogs, but harmful to the environment. Please pick up after your dog.

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