There are also numerous school, private and public neighborhood pools throughout the metro area which are available for lessons, competitive swimming as well as just plain having fun. There are hundreds of public outdoor and indoor tennis courts around the Omaha metro area including at least five private clubs which offer tennis to members. Over 780 men and women play on over 65 teams registered with the U.S. Tennis Association. The state championships involve approximately 22 teams with over 300 players. There are a number of linear trails built or planned in the metro area.
Trails are hard surface and popular with bicyclers, roller bladers, runners and walkers.
There are also a number of trails in the planning stages. Bicyclists, runners and equestrians love the county hard and gravel surfaced roads with little traffic and wide open spaces. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission also has a biking and hiking trail web site. The trail starts north of Cunningham Lake and ends at Haworth Park in Sarpy County. This trail, which is partially finished, will eventually run from Standing Bear Lake to Wehrspann Lake.