Help us bring our people & places together!
The Platte River Trails is dedicated to bringing together funding from a variety of sources to make our community trail system safe and beneficial for all.
The ability to ride, walk, run, skateboard or inline skate on a dedicated non-motorized pathway gives students and families the opportunity to recreate or travel to other recreation/sports sites or educational and cultural facilities such as the Natrona County Library, the NIC, and much, much more.
Your generous donation will help us extend the River Trail to Robertson Road, connecting the approximate 3,400 people that live along Robertson Road between CY Avenue and the Riverview subdivision.
The Platte River Trails is dedicated to bringing together funding from a variety of sources to make our community trail system safe and beneficial for all.
The ability to ride, walk, run, skateboard or inline skate on a dedicated non-motorized pathway gives students and families the opportunity to recreate or travel to other recreation/sports sites or educational and cultural facilities such as the Natrona County Library, the NIC, and much, much more.
Your generous donation will help us extend the River Trail to Robertson Road, connecting the approximate 3,400 people that live along Robertson Road between CY Avenue and the Riverview subdivision.
Why Connect Our Trails?This year has been challenging for us all. Thankfully, we have had our trails and open spaces for refuge, reflection and rejuvenation. Using electronic trail counters, we have captured the extent to which people in our community have relied upon our special places during these challenging times. Check out the the 2020 numbers >>>>
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This project fulfills our community’s long held goal to provide users of all ages and abilities a non-motorized east/west corridor through our community. Please help us continue our work to connect our community’s people & places with a donation to our 2020 Annual Giving Campaign. |