BENCH and trash can INSTALLATION!
Starting the weekend of August 5th and running the next three consecutive weekends in August (weather permitting) there will be work on the trail from 7am-4pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Three Life Scouts along with their Unit Leaders will be working on their Eagle Scout Projects to install benches and trash cans along the trail. There will be trucks and other equipment on the trail at that time.
We are asking that the public be very careful when walking/running or cycling in those construction areas and please do not cross the yellow taped areas. This is for the safety of the public as well as our Boy Scouts.
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Video of the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony held on April 8, 2017:
T-Shirts and hats available for sale:
If interested, send an email to info@chestercreektrail.org with your name, phone number, and desired item/size, and we’ll contact you.
T-shirts – $15; Long-sleeved $25; hats $15 Cash or check only
Thanks to all who were able to attend the ribbon cutting on Saturday, April 8! You and Other supporters made this possible.
The Chester Creek Trail is proud member of the Circuit Coalition! Learn more about our efforts to build a 750-mile trail network in the region at http://www.circuittrails.org/. #onthecircuit
After over twenty long years of feasibility studies, grant-writing, and securing of approvals, our community now has the first 2.8 mile phase of a beautiful paved trail that we can enjoy for cycling, running, and strolling. Construction is now essentially complete of Phase I (2.8 miles). Engineering design work is underway on Phase II of the project.
We need your help. Please “like” us on Facebook, share the news about the trail’s progress, join us at upcoming volunteer events, and support your trail financially. While federal, state, and foundation money is often available for design and construction, Friends of Chester Creek will continue to assist with maintenance and other administrative costs. For example, in 2014, we incurred over $13,000 in engineering and legal bills during the final approval phases, and there are no grants available for these kinds of expenses.
