Town Branch Trail, Inc (TBT)
is a proposed shared-use greenway trail (paved route for pedestrians and bicyclists) that will connect Downtown Lexington with area neighborhoods, parks, and historic sites as it follows the westward course of Lexington’s historic waterway, the Town Branch of Elkhorn Creek. The trail is a significant component of Lexington’s newly adopted Greenway Masterplan (a broad network of ‘shared-use’ routes planned for Fayette County). TBT seeks to transform neglected or underutilized urban areas along our historic creek into a landscape trail that will serve among other things: recreation, commuting, the environment, tourism, and business.
Current Status
--Building Trail--
Phase I is almost completed. Phase II & III of the trail have been planned, funded and await construction. Phase I and II two mile segment runs from Bracktown and the entrance of [...]
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