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news · Thursday, September 24

Conservancy Grants $2 Million for Upper Truckee River Trail

The new path will give walkers and bikers a safe route over the river.

A tranquil wooden footbridge over a flowing river in Michigan wilderness.
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The Conservancy has awarded $2 million to build a trail that people can walk and bike on across the Upper Truckee River. The path is designed for shared use, so both pedestrians and cyclists will have room. For visitors, this means another way to enjoy the river corridor without dealing with traffic.

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