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Enumclaw Trail Development - Phase 1
- Status
- Funded in 2003
This project by the city of Enumclaw will develop the first section of a trail from State Highway 410 near Veterans Memorial Park south to the Enumclaw - King County boundary. This will start to link Enumclaw with the King County Regional Trail System and the Foothills Trail in Pierce County. The proposed trail will consist of a ten-foot wide asphalt path approximately one mile in length. The trail corridor includes an open section that provides great views of Mount Rainier and another section that is wooded, providing a more secluded park-like type of experience. This trail project will satisfy a tremendous need in the Enumclaw area. The City conducted a community survey during the development of the park plan in 1998 and trail development emerged as the top desire/need by the community. The City currently has no developed trails. The vision is to someday see Enumclaw and Buckley connected with this trail corridor.
Location
From Sumner, drive East on Highway 410 through Bonney Lake and Buckley. After crossing the White River, the second right hand turn will be the intersection of Semanski Street and Higway 410. The southern end of the trail begins at the Semanski Street Road crossing. The trail corridor is on the right side (east) of Hwy 410 as you drive east on Hwy. 410. The trail crosses Warner Avenue and follows to old Railroad Right of Way until it runs into Higway 410. The trail crosses Hwy. 410 at a controlled intersection at Second Street. The total length of trail development in this project is approximately one mile.
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Enumclaw Trail Development - Phase 1
- This project by the city of Enumclaw will develop the first section of a trail from State Highway 410 near Veterans Memorial Park south to the Enumclaw - King County boundary. This will start to link Enumclaw with the King County Regional Trail System and the Foothills Trail in Pierce County. The proposed trail will consist of a ten-foot wide asphalt path approximately one mile in length. The trail corridor includes an open section that provides great views of Mount Rainier and another section that is wooded, providing a more secluded park-like type of experience. This trail project will satisfy a tremendous need in the Enumclaw area. The City conducted a community survey during the development of the park plan in 1998 and trail development emerged as the top desire/need by the community. The City currently has no developed trails. The vision is to someday see Enumclaw and Buckley connected with this trail corridor.
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What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
