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WV TRAIL Statewide Trails Plan Framework

March 1, 2026 • Portfolio

A WV VTRAIL meeting participant shares thoughts. Photo by Justin Litton, Lost Trail Film & Photo. West Virginia’s first and only statewide trail plan was published nearly 25 years ago. In a state where the average adult reports feeling physically and mentally unhealthy more often than the average American, access to trails and greenways – and […]

Topics: Community Engagement, Plan Development, regional trails, Trail Research, Trails and Nature, Travel and Tourism, Workshop and Meeting Facilitation

The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor: Trail Towns Process Evaluation

January 5, 2026 • Portfolio

Along The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC). Photo courtesy of DLNHC. The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC) is a protected region spanning five counties and 165 miles of trail between Wilkes-Barre and Bristol, Pennsylvania. The DLNHC connects people to the region by preserving its rich industrial history, natural resources, and opportunities […]

Topics: Plan Development, Trail Research, Trail Towns and Communities, Trails and Nature

Friends of the Riverfront: Three Rivers Water Trail Management Plan

August 1, 2024 • Portfolio

The Three Rivers Water Trail is a series of 31 river access points along the Allegheny, Ohio, and Monongahela, and Youghiogheny Rivers in Allegheny County (Pittsburgh, PA). Many Pittsburghers (including Amy!) can be found recreating along these historic rivers. The Water Trail is managed and maintained by nonprofit Friends of the Riverfront (Friends) with assistance […]

Topics: Plan Development, Trail Research, water trail

New York State Canalway Water Trail: Inspiring Stewardship Across the Empire State

March 30, 2021 • Portfolio

A solo paddler sits in a canoe contemplating the water

Imagine the massive challenge of stewarding a 450-mile water trail. Launch areas, parking lots, and riverbanks all need ongoing attention to ensure a quality trail experience. This prompted the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor to develop a trail-wide stewardship program along the New York State Canalway Water Trail. They hired Cycle Forward to help make it happen.  

Topics: Plan Development, Program Design

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