SWEPS seeking input on trail development
SWEPS is inviting community feedback on the future of trail development along the historic Old Truro Road. The input will help guide plans for a potential managed trail connecting Grand Lake to Enfield.
News Highlights
SWEPS Opens Lake William Suspension Bridge, Pushing Active Transportation Vision Forward
SWEPS has officially opened the Lake William suspension bridge, a key link in the growing Riverlake Greenway trail network. The bridge improves active transportation options between Waverley and Dartmouth and offers scenic views over Lake William.
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Blue Hill Coach trail officially opens
The Blue Hill Coach Trail officially opened in Fall River on October 14, 2023. Led by SWEPS, the 1.6 km trail follows a historic route through Acadian old-growth forest and marks the first completed segment of the Riverlake Greenway.
Blue Hill Coach Trail Highlighted in Provincial Connect2 Announcement
The Blue Hill Coach Trail was featured during a provincial announcement for the Connect2 active transportation program. SWEPS highlighted the trail’s role in connecting Fall River communities and preserving a historic travel corridor.
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SWEPS Trail Expansion Receives Connect2 Funding to Link Communities
SWEPS received funding from the Connect2 program and HRM to complete a trail link between Blue Hill Coach Trail and Canterberry Lane. The new connector supports active transportation and preserves part of the historic Cobequid Road.
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George P. Vanier students raise funds for SWEPS with calendar
Students at George P. Vanier Junior High created and sold a 2024 wildlife calendar to support SWEPS. The project raised $600 to help fund local environmental initiatives.
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