Thank you for sharing your questions during the information session at the Landrum Farmers Market on August 18 where we shared the design plans for the first five-mile phase of the project in South Carolina.
Approximately 300 people attended the information session at the Landrum Farmers’ Market and heard from representatives of PAL, Conserving Carolina, and SeamonWhiteside, the SC trail design team, about potential trailhead locations, trail widths, and more.
Project leaders from PAL and Conserving Carolina are looking forward to hosting the Saluda Grade Trail’s public information session this week at the Landrum Farmers Market. This is your chance to see the first designs for the trail, talk with the people drawing them, and tell us what matters to you.
See the First Five Miles: Join Us August 18 in Landrum
Spartanburg County has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact and a Notice of Intent to Request Release of Funds for the trail. Learn what they mean and how to comment.
The town at the top of the grade gets ready for what's next.
On April 23, neighbors, partners, and leaders came together at Polk County High School. Here's what we shared, what we heard, and where we go from here.
Six stops, four hours, and a community's vision for what happens when a railroad takes on a new life.
Across the United States, inactive rail lines have found new life as vibrant rail trails. Now, we have the opportunity to create a beautiful new trail along the historic Saluda Grade rail line!
A new rail trail that travels from the rolling countryside of Upstate South Carolina, through historic and vibrant small towns, and into the spectacular mountain scenery of Western North Carolina.
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