As a great way to cap off a successful first year for the Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative, we received this letter from Michigan Governor Rick Snyder. The Governor appreciates our efforts to enhance Michigan’s growing trail network, and he also recognizes Saint Joseph Mercy Health System’s significant contribution to the HWPI, and to our great state. Click the image below for a PDF of the letter.
New bike lanes are coming to Ann Arbor. More great progress on non-motorized pathways in Washtenaw County!
Here’s how Ann Arbor’s first two-way protected bike lane will work
Ann Arbor's Downtown Development Authority offers tips on how to use the city's first two-way protected bike lane.
We would like to extend a big thank you to the Ann Arbor West and Downtown Running Fit Stores for hosting the Gear Up event to benefit Karen's Trail. Each additional mile of trail is made possible by partners like you!
Love Running Fit!
Are you interested in the construction of the Border-to-Border Trail and the progress being made to build new segments? HWPI (Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative) will be mailing out the 2019 year end report soon complete with a review of 2019, 2020 construction plans, an updated map and more information about our work. If you would like to receive an update or learn more about the B2B, please fill out the following form: forms.gle/3yJ3R4QaztTiCoiw7
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