Urban Trails
An urban trail is a citywide network of non-motorized, multi-use pathways that are utilized by bicyclists, walkers and runners for both transportation and recreation. Urban trails average ten foot in width and are surfaced with asphalt or concrete. Some are striped likes roads to designate two-way traffic. Urban trails are designed with connections to neighborhoods, businesses, places of employment and public transport stops.
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Upcoming trainings for Urban Trails
Consensus That Works: Formal Consensus Decision-Making for Groups and Organizations
January 29 - February 12, 2025
Trail Towns 101: Strategies, Tools and Inspiration to Make Trails Work for Your Community
February 04 - 18, 2025
Creative Placemaking: Creating Communities We Love Through Arts & Culture, Diverse Partners and Community Spaces
February 19 - March 05, 2025
Do-It-Yourself Visitor Research for Parks, Trails, Heritage Sites and the Towns that Serve Them
February 25 - March 11, 2025
Tell Your Economic Story Without Hiring an Economist: Trails, Parks, Heritage Areas & Conserved Lands
March 18 - April 15, 2025
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