Crescent Trail News Today

Pickens County has spent the second half of the year learning how and where residents want development to occur. While not everybody is getting their way, a uniform approach is

The newest section of the Green Crescent Trail, a multimodal path with sections planned throughout Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties, has opened in Clemson.

Montgomery Parks will be hosting two public listening sessions to give the community an opportunity to share ideas for trail renovations.

The light clink of utensils hitting plates and soft voices in easy conversation float down from the restaurant on the top hotel balcony. Looking down from my own outdoor stoop on the second floor, I spot two small deer foraging on the immaculately groomed grounds below. Its the perfect end to a day that started with a hike from a trailhead located directly across from the entrance and parking lot of my historic hotel, the 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa in Eureka Springs.

Articles from the tag: Capital Crescent Trail

The Schuylkill River Trail could get Google Street View treatment. The popular recreational trail has been nominated as a finalist for Google's Street

Two projects along the Saluda River have been awarded grant funding through the federal Recreational Trails Program (RTP), according to SCPRT.

Personal rapid transit offers a cheaper, safer option

The Purple Line light rail has been a long-anticipated addition to the Maryland public transit system. The 16-mile light rail will connect Montgomery County and Prince George’s County with stops stretching from Bethesda to New Carrollton. But major construction was halted in September of 2020. So what happened exactly and how likely is it the Purple Line project will resume? 

New Capital Crescent Digital Display Counts Bicyclists and Pedestrians A real-time digital trail display that counts the number of bicyclists and pedestrians who use the Capital Crescent Trail in Bethesda was installed April 9 next to Ourisman Honda in Bethesda. The counter display is approximately eight feet tall and two feet wide. It is double-sided and displays the number of pedestrians on one side and the number of bicyclists on the other side. It is backlit so counts will be visible at nig...