Working alongside utility companies across the country, trail entities have often used utility corridors to help build safe and accessible trails for local communities

Trails with utilties in Wisconsin

The key to creating inclusive & equitable trail development is ensuring every stakeholder in a community is a part of the development process

Transportation Alternatives Spending Report Fiscal years 1992-2020

Rails-to-Trails Conservancy is leading a national study to better understand the barriers to trail use with a particular focus on race and gender.

Trail Maintenance Budget Worksheet

This updated Rails-with-Trai ls: Lessons Le arned report documents how the state of the practice, perspectives, and context for rails-with-trai l s has evolved since 2002 and identifies updated effective practices for e ach phase of a rail-with-trail project, from development to design to construction, operation, and maintenance.

This report, Great American Rail-Trail Route Assessment, was originally published by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) in May 2019. This updated version was published in May 2021.

In 2013, RTC published America’s Rail-with-Trails, documenting trends, examples and practical tools to assist trail planners and advocates further rail-with-trail development.

The 30th Street Industrial Corridor has a rich history as an industrial and manufacturing employment hub west and northwest of downtown Milwaukee, particularly for Milwaukee’s African American community.