 map of Wyoming, MI, City Center Trails (from their website) |
from the City of Wyoming
The city of Wyoming, Michigan, southwest of Grand Rapids, has completed 4.6 miles of a trail network that was connected with the pedestrian bridge over 28th St. They are committed to providing options for nonmotorized mobility.
This includes the following trail types:
• Offstreet Trail - Multi-use path that does not run adjacent to any roads, typically 8 - 12 feet wide.
• Traditional Bike Lane - Separated, onstreet bike lane marked by paint, typically 4 - 6 feet wide.
• Semi Protected Bike Lane - Separated, onstreet bike lane marked by paint and protected by bollards or a curb, typically 4 - 6 feet wide.
• Side Path - Multi-use path running along a roadway, at least 6 feet wide.
Their website states, "An extensive trail network gives mobility to those who lack car transportation, increases the use of non-motorized transport, and connects people to nearby parks and commercial activities."
This portion of the trail system, as a part of the City Center project, is 100% grant funded and does not involve city property tax dollar revenue.
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