For reader’s benefit we have posted both the US 50 South Development Bikeway Master Plan and Map documents here.
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The community of Folsom came together for the up keep of Folsom Trails on Nov 5th 2011 and met all the goals set out for that day. Over fifty volunteers showed up and laid irrigation lines, planted trees, built split rail fence, laid mulch, and picked up trash from the Humbug Creek. Volunteers enjoyed the friendship and the crisp fall morning. Friends of Folsom Parkways thank the City of Folsom, REI co-sponsoring the event and for the free T-shirts, food and beverages and also all the volunteers for their work. Here is a link to the event pictures – http://www.flickr.com/photos/22176963@N06/sets/72157628076117414/ Replacing Driwater Gel – Troop 1855 Watering plants E. Bidwell/Willow Creek Trail – Troop 1855 When Boy Scouts of America Folsom Unit Troop 1855 wanted to plant some trees in May of this year as part of their Adopt a Creek and Trail commitment, the City Arborist Ken Menzer agreed to it if they were also going [...] [...] Boy Scout Troop 1855 as part of the Adopt a Creek & Trail program planted 22 trees on May 22, 2011 along Willow Creek Trail at E. Bidwell St. Early this year the troop adopted both the Willow Creek and Humbug Creek trails between E. Bidwell and Riley St. Under the guidance of the City [...] [...] Here is an excerpt from a recent REI Newsletter highlighting the grant made to Friends of Folsom Parkways: Friends of Folsom Parkways will use REI’s grant to support volunteer participation in developing the El Dorado Trail, a new walking and bicycle path connecting the City of Folsom Trail network with other regional trails. When completed, the [...] [...] |
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