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2.2 More Miles Of Trail For CdA

Steve Garger walks his dog, Jasper, on the city owned trail Thursday by Riverstone in Coeur d’Alene. (Kristen McPeek / Spokesman-Review)

The city of Coeur d’Alene is grading a dirt trail along the Spokane River now that it owns the old Burlington Northern Railroad right of way. Parks and Recreation Director Steve Anthony took The Press on a driving tour of the 2.2-mile trail from Riverstone to Mill River Thursday morning. “It’s still a crude trail,” Anthony said. “But we thought now that the city owns it, the public should have access to it.” Anthony said the city Streets Department took a day and half to start grading the trail to take out potholes and mounds of rock to make the trail accessible to bike walkers and joggers. “It is for non-motorized use only,” he said, adding the city is going to put up signs and bollards to ensure the trail is only used by bicyclists and pedestrians/ Jeff Selle , Coeur d’Alene Press. More here .

DFO: Wunnerful, wunnerful. Can’t get enough parks, bike paths and trails. Thoughts?

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