Pictures from the last two months? You got it!
Walks for the next two months? You got it!
Info on Walker of the Year and January’s Annual Dinner meeting? You got it!
Get it here: Nov/Dec 2026 newsletter

Pictures from the last two months? You got it!
Walks for the next two months? You got it!
Info on Walker of the Year and January’s Annual Dinner meeting? You got it!
Get it here: Nov/Dec 2026 newsletter

Our September – October newsletter is ready for your reading pleasure! Click here to read: September – October 2026 newsletter
We’ve got a LOT going on in September:
Then in October:
A “volksmarch” is a walk that is approved for credit by America’s Walking Club. They offer both 5 km (3.1 mile) and 10 km (6.2 mile) options, can be done as a group or as an individual and require a payment of $4 per walker. Credit means you can stamp special books to record your achievements. We have a full page that explains this at: https://nebraskatrailblazers.com/how-to/walk-for-ava-ivv-credit/

Here’s the link to the latest newsletter, so that you can download and print it: May/June 2026 Newsletter Otherwise, you can just read it on the website:

Our March – April 2026 newsletter is ready for you to read. Download it here: March – April 2026 newsletter We have a lot going on these next few months, so you’re going to want to read it and to check out the events on our Walks and Events page.
Remember, club members always get the full club newsletter hot off the presses!

We won’t bore you with the explanation, but the September – October newsletter is finally ready for you to read here: September – October 2025 newsletter
If you like Omaha history or other cultures, you’re going to love our walk this Saturday, October 11th, starting at 9 a.m. from El Museo Latino, 4701 S. 25th Street, Omaha, NE 68107. South Omaha used to be a separate city until 1915, growing block by block so rapidly that it became known as “Magic City”. Name an ethnic group from Europe and you’ll find traces of them still in the neighborhoods and houses in the area.

Today, South Omaha is a neighborhood inside of Omaha, with a vibrant culture thanks to recent waves of immigrants from Mexico, Central and South America. Stop at a “panaderia” (bakery) and try a new pastry. Or check out the many “nevederias” that sell “helado” (ice cream), specializing in fruit flavors and new combinations of flavors. Consider stopping at a local restaurant to experience authentic flavors from other countries.
Registration runs from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., and the per walker fee is $4 (exact change is much appreciated!). For those who want to meet and walk with others, we’ll have groups leaving at 9:30 on the 5 km (3 mile) and 10 km (6 mile) routes. Written directions with maps will be provided and the route will be marked (weather permitting).

Our club slows down in the summer, with July and August events directed at club members. Our next scheduled walking event is August 23rd, in Des Moines, Iowa. We’ll have more details and a carpooling sign-up for you later.
In the meantime, here’s our latest newsletter: July – August 2025 newsletter where you can see lots of pictures from the biennial convention held by America’s Walking Club in Las Cruces, NM and from our recent walking weekend, with Iowa’s Walking Club, in central-western Iowa. Oh, and some dates you’ll want to save! Plus some hints on how to keep walking even during hot, humid weather.
It’s hard to believe that there was snow on the ground just a month ago! Enjoy the latest newsletter, with plenty of news and pictures for you to enjoy. You can download it using the little icon, second from the right at the very bottom of the page.
Our latest newsletter is here: November – December 2024 newsletter
On Wednesday, November 13th, the RiverFront will be hosting the nation’s Christmas tree as it travels across the nation to Washington, D.C. The Trailblazers will be part of the fun from 5 – 7 p.m. Come and see us!
On Saturday, December 14th, we will be hosting our annual Lights Walk. Head to the west doors of KANEKO on 12th & Farnam between 4 and 6 p.m. Courtesy of The RiverFront, everyone walks for free! We are collecting hats, mittens, gloves and warm socks for the homeless.
Club members are asked to help with the many volunteer positions available and to bring cookies, treats and items for the dozens of door prizes available to our walking friends.
Mark your calendars for the Saturday, January 18th Annual Dinner meeting, to be held at 1:30 p.m. at Legends Patio and Grill in Aksarben.
Here’s the May – June 2024 newsletter for you to look over: May-June 2024 Newsletter
We have a few events coming up in quick succession, so here’s a quick run-down for you:
