Food and Refreshments on or Near the Trail	Some stretches of the trail can be long--please carry water. Council Bluffs: Convenience Store Mineola: Mineola Steak House Silver City: Silver City Saloon Malvern: C & M's Cafe, 306 Main St. Classic Cafe, 315 Main St. Imogene: Emerald Isle Shenandoah: Depot Deli, 101 Railroad Avenue Coin: The Gold Coin, 123 Main St.
LODGING	Doubletree Hotel in downtown Omaha gives easy access to the Old Market area and to the Omaha bike paths. (800) 222-8733 Western Inn on the I-80 and Madison Avenue Exit in Council Bluffs. Pierce Guest Cottage: Greg and Bonnie Pierce; 31050 Little Lane; Malvern, IA 51551; (712) 624-8850 or bonsgreg@msn.com. Country Inn Motel-Restaurant and Lounge: HWY 59 and Sheridan Ave., Shenandoah (712) 246-1550 Days Inn: 108 N. Fremont St., Shenandoah (712) 246-5733 Fiftyniner Motel and Campgrounds: 1004 S. Fremont St., Shenandoah (712) 246-2925 The Coin Guest House: Contact Jonna Wensel (712) 583-3345 For groups, The Blanchard Guest House (712) 583-3275
CAMPING	* Indicates on or near the trail Haworth Park: Bellevue, NE (402) 293-3098 Boehner Park*: in Malvern: about halfway between Council Bluffs and Shenandoah; contact the Malvern Information Center at Collins Drug Fiftyniner Motel and Campgrounds: 1004 S. Fremont St., Shenandoah (712) 246-2925 Shenandoah Sportsmans Park*: contact the Shenandoah Information Center at the Depot Deli Ikes Building*: just south of Shenandoah where the trail crosses Highway 2; contact Dan Zollars at (712) 246-5820 or Dan Zollars Pioneer Park: 8 miles east of Shenandoah on Highway 2 (712) 542-3864 Pierce Creek Recreation Area: 4 miles north of Shenandoah on Highway 59 (712) 542-3864 Coin's Wabash Trace Park*: just along the trail; Camping, complete with restrooms, shower, electrical hookups, picnic tables, grills, pavillion, bike racks, etc. is available at the Wabash Trace Park.  Trail maps are available at the Clerk's Office adjacent to the park. Campground is large enough to accomodate RVs, Tow Behinds, etc., with a separate area for primitive camping as well.  Contact Coin City Clerk (712) 583-3523
BIKE SHOPS	Bike Rack: 14510 Eagle Run Dr, Omaha (402) 333-1031 The Bike Way: 15115 Industrial Road, Omaha (402) 392-2390 Endless Trail Bike Shop: 15 South 23rd St, Council Bluffs (712) 322-9760 Olde Towne Cyclery: 2227 Madison St, Bellevue, Ne 68005  (402) 991-RIDE Olympia Cycle: Omaha (402) 554-1940 Trek Store of Omaha: 7214 Jones Street. Omaha (402) 884-1820 Trek Store of Papillion:  8410 South 73th Plaza, Papillion  (402) 935-1988 True Wheel Cycling and Fitness: 120 W. Broadway St., Council Bluffs (712) 328-0767 Xtreme Wheels Bike & Sport: 19277 Conifer Lane, Council Bluffs (712) 388-0800 Donohue Bicycle Service: 717 Center St., Stanton (712) 829-2534 Kirby's Bike and Cart: 104 Rye St. (1 block east of the Depot Deli), Shenandoah (712) 246-4204
AREA ATTRACTIONS	Historic General Dodge House: Council Bluffs (712) 322-2406 Western Historic Trails Center: Council Bluffs (712) 366-4900 Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo: Omaha (402) 733-8401 Old Market: Downtown Omaha (800) 332-1819 Loess Hills Visitors Center: Moorhead, IA (800) 886-5441 Loess Hills Scenic Byway Waubonsie State Park: 7 miles southwest of Sidney, IA at Highways 239 and 2 (712) 382-2786
MORE INFORMATION	Iowa Division of Tourism (800) 332-1819 www.traveliowa.com/ Omaha Visitors Bureau (800) 332-1819 www.visitomaha.com Council Bluffs Visitors Bureau (800) 228-6878 www.councilbluffsiowa.com Shenandoah Chamber (712) 246-3455 http://shenandoahiowa.net/ Bill Danforth, President of SWINT (712) 246-2591 Bill Hillman, Depot Deli (712) 246-4444