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Hike & Bike Trails

About

At Miller & Associates, our trail engineering services help communities plan, design, and construct hike & bike trails that are safe, accessible, and designed to last. From neighborhood connections to regional trail systems, we work alongside local leaders to create routes that support recreation, transportation, and community connectivity.

Our team develops practical, site-sensitive designs, addressing alignment, grading, drainage, and surface materials to ensure long-term performance and user safety. We coordinate closely with stakeholders, funding agencies, and property owners to move projects smoothly from planning through construction while minimizing impacts to surrounding areas.

Features

  • Trail Alignment & Corridor Planning
  • Grading & Drainage Design
  • Surface Material Selection (Concrete, Asphalt, Crushed Aggregate)
  • ADA Accessibility & User Safety Considerations
  • Bridge & Crossing Design Coordination
  • Signage, Striping, & Wayfinding
  • Trailhead & Access Point Development
  • Environmental & Right-of-way Coordination

Hike & Bike Trail Projects

Kearney Archway to Fort Kearny Trail Extension

Kearney, NE

Miller & Associates provided surveying, design, permitting, bidding, and construction engineering services for the Archway to Fort Kearny Trail Extension. The multi-phase project expanded Kearney's regional trail system by connecting the Great Platte River Road Archway with the Fort Kearny Trail and Fort Kearny State Recreation Area, creating a recreational corridor for central Nebraska.

Project Features

  • 2.7-mile Multi-use Trail
  • Eight-foot-wide Concrete Trail
  • Crushed Limestone Shoulders
  • Pedestrian Bridge Crossing
  • Cherry Avenue Bypass Underpass
  • Multi-phase Implementation
  • Recreational Trails Program (RTP) Funded
Kearney Archway to Fort Kearny Trail Extension completed project
traile as it goes by a pond
trail heading to Fort Kearny
intersection of trailheads

Lexington Hike & Bike Trails

Lexington, NE

Miller & Associates provided design and construction engineering services for the Northwest Phase II extension of the City of Lexington's Hike & Bike Trail. The project expanded the community's trail network within the Optimist Recreation Complex, improving connectivity, accessibility, and recreational opportunities.

Project Features

  • 4,600 Square Yards of Concrete Trail
  • 500 Linear Feet Of Storm Sewer
  • Multi-Use Pedestrian & Bicycle Trail
  • Trail Connectivity Improvements
  • Storm Drainage Improvements
  • ADA-Accessible Trail
  • Nebraska Game & Parks Commission Funded
Lexington Hike & Bike Trails completed project
Lexington hike trail concrete being poured
Lexington hike & bike trail under construction