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About The Platte River Trails TrustThe Platte River Trails Trust, incorporated in 1982 and formerly known as the Platte River Parkway Trust, is a citizen-led non-profit organization. Our mission is to develop the Platte River Trail as a central non-motorized transportation corridor while preserving the scenic, natural and historic value of the North Platte River. We also work with community partners to develop a network of trails that serve as our community’s non-motorized transportation system while positively impacting our community's economic vitality and quality of life.
We created a central thread through the heart of the community that provides recreational opportunities, riparian conservation and urban development, including a riverside venue for weddings and events (the Tate Pumphouse) and a whitewater park. Our work continues to expand and maintain this Casper treasure, which draws countless visitors each year. MISSION AND ORGANIZATION The mission of the Platte River Trails Trust is to develop a river pathway while preserving the scenic, natural and historic value of the North Platte River, and to assist with the development of a network of trails that contribute to our community’s non-motorized transportation options, economic vitality and quality of life. OUR VALUES
OUR GOALS
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Check out the 2018 Annual Report!
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Board of Directors
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Clarke Turner (Vice-Chair), Lindsey Grant, Keith Tyler, Heidi Walker (Past Board Chair), Debra Swedberg, Art Boatright, David Hough, Matt Buhler, Miguel Leotta Front Row - L-R Nancy Witzeling, Eric Easton, Angela Emery, Bart Rea, Bruce English (Chair), Chris Smith (Treasurer) Not Pictured: Board Members: Kendall Bryce, Pam Mills (Secretary), Todd Wykert, Michele Chulick, Nat Steinhoff, Joanne True; Ex-Officio Members: Dan Coryell, Jeff Goetz, Matt Hahn, Donna Hoffman, Jolene Martinez |
Our Partners
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