The Salina Family YMCA is encouraging Salinans to get up out of their recliners and go take a walk on the Bunny Trail throughout the month of March.
The start of the YMCA trail, aka Bunny Trail , is located west of the of the YMCA, 570 YMCA Drive, parking lot in Salina. Community members who hop on the trail will experience signs of nature through the woods and near the Smoky Valley River Channel and might find some activity markers that provides for some additional actives to do while on the trail.
Children who go through the trail can pick up a free one-time completion reward in the Salina Family YMCA lobby. The YMCA trail provides for a ¼, ½ and ¾ of a mile long walk and is always free for community members to enjoy. Salina is home to over 25 miles of dedicated trails including almost four miles of multi-use concrete trails, almost 13 miles of ag-lime levee trails, and over 10 miles of nature walking trails.
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The Levee Trail from Shorebird Park to just north of the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge will be closed beginning on or around Jan. 7 to help with the levee construction project, Foster City officials announced.
Signs noting this approximately 2-mile additional closure is now being placed. The levee from Shorebird Park south to Rock Harbor Lane/Port Royal Avenue is already closed and under construction. These closures are expected to continue for the duration of the project, according to the city.Â
The section of Levee Trail from the San Mateo Bridge, around Baywinds Park, and along Third Avenue to the city of San Mateo will remain open but trail users coming from Baywinds/Third Avenue will have to turn around. Detour signs will be in place. Without the levee closures, the overall timeframe for construction would extend beyond the approximately three-year period currently anticipated, according to the city.Â