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📣 Exciting progress continues on the Border-to-Border Trail at Dehli Metropark! This trail segment is the first of a two-part project that will extend the #B2BTrail an additional 1.8 miles. When the project is finished, it will complete 4 miles of continuous trail from Dexter to Ann Arbor!
Construction on this first section of the B2B started in mid September with its completion anticipated in early November. This project not only includes paving the new pathway, but also moving Skip's Huron River Canoe Livery to a new location in the Metropark to accommodate the extension of the trail.
The second section of this project will add just under a mile of trail going from Zeeb Road to East Delhi Road. Construction will begin with tree work to be done this winter. We hope to celebrate the official opening of this trail segment with partners, Huron-Clinton Metroparks and Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Commission in the summer of 2021.
🍂 We are so excited about this trail progress that brings us closer to connecting Dexter to the City of Ann Arbor!Looks like you are making great progress!
Drove by this morning and saw the concrete apron on either side of E Delhi, I assume paving will follow shortly. Will the next bridge from W Delhi Metropark cross just West of Boyden Creek?
Awesome. What is the best guess for how long it will be until we have a complete trail from AA to Dexter? I've *really* appreciated what we have so far and look forward to it all getting connected!
Mary Templeton
This is fabulous news!!!
Cheryl Hartmann Smith
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗
Amazing!! Based on the location of the concrete truck, I must have been there 30 minutes prior to you 🙂
Are you a member of the #B2BTrail Community Group on Facebook? It's a great place to share B2B pictures, stories and your latest adventures on the trail. This week we are running a great little raffle for those who are in the group! Get involved today!
➡️ Click here and request to join: www.facebook.com/groups/241545410365413We are excited to announce that two new #B2BTrail segments in Ypsilanti Township on North Grove Road and North Hydro Park are officially open! We celebrate not only this new progress but also that the Border-to-Border Trail has officially reached the eastern border of Washtenaw County!
Ypsilanti Township Supervisor, Brenda Stumbo, and Residential Services Director, Michael Hoffmeister. joined trail partners, Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Commission and Huron Waterloo Pathways, to safely mark the occasion and cut the ribbon to officially open the trail.
We look forward to additional trail openings later this fall as work continues on South Grove Road and Frog Island Park in the City of Ypsilanti!
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Left to Right: Jeff Hardcastle (HWPI), Peter Sanderson (WCPARC), Coy Vaughn (WCPARC), Brenda Stumbo (Ypsilanti Township), Roy Townsend (WCPARC), Michael Hoffmeister (Ypsilanti Township), Mackenzie Wisniewski (HWPI)Probably never see these people on the trail. Maybe at the mall.
Great work EVERYONE!!! 🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️
Awesome!! Can’t wait to ride it. Thank you for all the great progress B2B
Category Archives: Fundraising
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