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Formed in 1994 and fully staffed by volunteers, KRTC's mission
is to enhance the quality of life in our communities by developing
a Kentucky rail-trail program.
Visitors can view and post
photos of their favorite rail-trail and rail-trail
project. You simply need to join the club: Register
here.
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Kentucky
ranks 45th in total rail-trail
mileage. Kentucky has only 36 miles of rail-trails. Only
the states of Alaska, Hawaii, Delaware, New Mexico and
Nevada have fewer miles.
KRTC
works with local
organizations to develop greenways and trails, and is as
a source of information on project funding, design, and
management. KRTC also seeks to increase public awareness
of the benefits of rail-trails, and works with
the national Rails to Trails Conservancy.
The Golden Spike
Everything else about Rail Trails
• Madison County Bikeways and Greenways Plan
EKU Students Develop Madison County Bikeways and Greenways Plan
by Jerry Wallace, Director, Communications
Eastern Kentucky University
“The proposed county-wide bikeways and trail plan features a “loop and cross” network anchored by a North/South artery roughly paralleling the old Wilderness Road from Fort Boonesborough to the Rockcastle Coun...
• Trail Project in Covington, Cincinnait Inquirer, 2/15/08
Commissioners help pay for trail
BY MIKE RUTLEDGE | MRUTLEDGE@NKY.COM, Article on the Cincinnati Inquirer website, 2/15/08
COVINGTON – Two city commissioners used their own resources to help make part of the proposed Riverfront Commons walking/bicycling trail happen along the Ohio River.
Commissioner Jerry Stricker contributed $20,000 of h...
• Mt. Sterling Advocate article on city action on RT
Local Rails to Trails project gets support from city,
Mt. Sterling Advocate , December, 2007
By Tom Marshall, Senior Advocate writer
“ Rails to Trails is not far from becoming a reality. That¹s the report Barry Tonning, acting chair of the Little Mount Trail Commission, gave the Mt. Sterling City Council at the council¹s Dec. 18 meeting.
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Community
News
News for the Kentucky Rail-Trail Community
• Bike Trip on the Great Alleghany Passage Railtrail
SEPTEMBER 19-22 (Friday-Monday) Bicycle the GREAT ALLEGHENY PASSAGE RAIL-TRAIL
From CUMBERLAND, MD TO PITTSBURGH, PA ,150 miles, Level (never more than 3% grade) The firmly packed limestone trail ...
• Next KRTC Meeting August 18th
The Next KRTC Meeting will be Monday, August 18th at 6:30 PM at 101 E. Vine St., 4th floor, Lexington, KY. KRTC is taking a summer break and there will be no meeting in July.
Directions to 101...
• Public meetings on "Adventure Tourism", Big Sandy
Upcoming public meetings hosted by the Big Sandy ADD for their "Adventure Tourism" plan. They need input from the community at these meetings! Railtrails supporters should attend to give s...
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