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The Chief Ladiga Silver Comet Sk8 Challenge

The Chief Ladiga Silver Comet Skate Challenge will be coming May 11 through May 13th. This EPIC Long Distance Stage Race will be 3 Days for 188 Miles. It will go through Atlanta-Rockmart-Weaver. This is NOT a prize money race….but the reward is great! The race starts and ends in Atlanta. There will be places to sleep both at the end of Day 1 and Day 2 in Rockmart and Weaver and there will also be discounted hotel rates in both towns. Shuttle service for your gear and to and from sleeping locations and hotels will also be provided. Stay tuned for more details on registration. For updates go to the Chief Ladiga Silver Comet Sk8 Challenge facebook page.

 

Island Trail System – Sea Island Causeway

PATH crews are partnering with Sea Island Company and the St. Simons Land Trust to build a trail from Frederica Rd to the entrance to the Sea Island community.  The trail will be built along the south side of the causeway between the road and the marsh. The eight foot wide concrete trail will feature a pervious surface for much of the distance to minimize the impact on the coastal marsh environment. Silt fence installation began last week; trail construction will begin around February 15th. We should complete the trail by the end of March.

Georgia Coast Rail-Trail in Woodbine

PATH crews poured the entire 1.5 mile extension to the trail in Woodbine the week of January 22nd. Camden County road crews are in the process of finish grading and grassing the trail. PATH will install signs, a rest stop, and bollards as soon as the grading operation is completed. The trail should be 100% by the end of February.

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South River Trail to Gresham Park

PATH crews recently completed the South River Trail between Clifton Church Road and Bouldercrest Road in south DeKalb County. The two mile long trail is a phase of the South River Trail system that will connect the Atlanta BeltLine near Boulevard Crossing to the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Rockdale County.

The project was funded by the Transportation Enhancement Program administered by the Georgia Department of Transportation, DeKalb County, and your donations to the PATH Foundation.  PATH will also provide long-term maintenance of the trail with your contributions.

During 2012 PATH plans to complete a tunnel under Bouldercrest Road that will connect the completed trail to Entrenchment Creek. Watch our website for details.
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