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Springfield's Frisco Highline trail a journey into the past - Joplin Globe

Submitted by Brent Hugh on Wed, 10/21/2015 - 10:20pm

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I wheeled my hand-me-down men’s bike out of the garage on a recent Sunday and rolled north along the Frisco Highline Trail.

Missouri’s most famous bike route is the 240-mile Katy Trail, from Machens, near St. Louis, to Clinton. But the state’s second-longest rail-to-trail project is in Southwest Missouri, and it offers plenty of riding for a day, even a weekend.

The 35-mile trail stretches from Springfield to Bolivar.

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Springfield's Frisco Highline trail a journey into the past - Joplin Globe
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