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WASHINGTON, March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) today announced the recipients of its 2021 Trail Grants Program, awarding $145,000 to fill critical trail gaps, with an emphasis on regional and community development goals.
The developing Cowboy Trail Connection in Chadron, Nebraska, part of the preferred route of the Great American Rail-Trail, was one of 11 projects awarded a Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Grant on March 16, 2021. Photo courtesy Rails-to-Trails Conservancy.
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy awards $145,000 in grants to advance 11 trail projects nationwide.
The awards included $60,000 in Doppelt Family Trail Development Fund grants, used this year to advance projects that bring forward the vision for the cross-country Great American Rail-Trail, a developing 3,700-mile trail that connects across 12 states between Washington, D.C., and Washington State. This year s Doppelt Family Trail Development Fund grant
ROAD TRIP: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy s 2021 Trail Grants Program Invests $145,000 in Community Projects to Fill Critical Funding Gaps
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Yellowstone Shortline Trail in West Yellowstone is one step closer to completion
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Yellowstone Shortline Trail in West Yellowstone set to start construction this spring
Montana trail enthusiasts looking to turn abandoned rail line into trail
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The Yellowstone Shortline Trail announced this week that it secured a $750,000 grant from the Dr. Dumke Foundation, which will help start construction this spring.
The 9-mile section of the old Oregon Shortline Railroad will soon become a 10-foot-wide, compact-gravel trail, complete with bridges, benches, pavilions and interpretive signage.
Shortline Committee Member, Kelli Hart says the community is excited.
âYou know the dream of having this pathway. we see it as just another reason for people to come to West Yellowstone. Yellowstone National Park has always and will always be a reason for most everybody to come and visit our town, but we re thinking how wonderful this pathway is going to be for people to come and to get outside, still social distance in a wonderful way. It