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Twisp Community Trail
- Status
- Funded in 2011
Twisp will use this grant to buy right-of-way across six pieces of property for a trail that will connect to the town’s park. Visitors along much of the route will have views of the Methow and Twisp Rivers from low bank areas and dike trails. This is the first phase of a larger town trail plan and ensures public access and neighborhood connections to more than 1 mile of Twisp and Methow River shoreline. The Twisp Community Trail will connect neighborhoods south of the town park and west of Highway 20 to the park by a safe pathway. Currently, children have to walk on the road because there are no sidewalks. The Town will contribute $80,757 in donations of labor and property interest.
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Twisp Community Trail
- Twisp will use this grant to buy right-of-way across six pieces of property for a trail that will connect to the town’s park. Visitors along much of the route will have views of the Methow and Twisp Rivers from low bank areas and dike trails. This is the first phase of a larger town trail plan and ensures public access and neighborhood connections to more than 1 mile of Twisp and Methow River shoreline. The Twisp Community Trail will connect neighborhoods south of the town park and west of Highway 20 to the park by a safe pathway. Currently, children have to walk on the road because there are no sidewalks. The Town will contribute $80,757 in donations of labor and property interest.
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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.
