Parks reopened part of Sawyer Point on Wednesday, including the western lawn and southern path along the river. It also reopened 12 pickleball courts, after allowing access to the other 12 on Tuesday.

If you're looking to step up your hiking game as the weather warms up, here's a list of trails that are worth the drive in ...

Broome County trails. Chenango Valley State Park - This park, located adjacent to the Chenango River at 153 State Park Road in Chenango Forks, is a well-known swimming spot on warmer days. If you ...

The bike lane will connect to the new Lower Concourse Park, a 2.3-acre public space along the Harlem River between 144th and 146th streets, bringing vital infrastructure upgrades, green space, and ...

Parks reopened part of Sawyer Point on Wednesday, including the western lawn and southern path along the river. It also reopened 12 pickleball courts, after allowing access to the other 12 on Tuesday.

For Wiley, the gift satisfies a years-long “pie in the sky” dream to settle her school along the banks of the Spokane River, which has fed and guided Indigenous people for generations.

Tiles embellished with images of purple, spiky thistles, Esperanzas being pollinated by monarch butterflies, firewheels, and prairie celestials adorn some of the 68 benches and walls along the path.

A traffic study shows the project will have minimal impact on travel times along River Road $2.2 million is being invested in the project, which is expected to be complete by the end of Sept. 2025 The ...

The trail takes walkers and bikers on a winding path along the Schuylkill River, and under I-76. It features a 650-foot white cable-stayed bridge with two tall towers — where walkers and bikers can ...

It also happens that this is one of the only ways for pedestrians and bikes to access Medford Square from the southern side of the Mystic River. MassDOT installed interim improvements , like repainted ...

The long-anticipated Ohio River Greenway project is almost to the finish line. The greenway project connects New Albany, Clarksville and Jeffersonville via a 7-mile walking path along the Ohio River.