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Formed in 1994 and fully staffed by volunteers, KRTC's mission is to enhance the quality of life in our communities by developing a Kentucky rail-trail program.



Rail-Trailer Photo Club
924 photos in 60 albums

Plans for the 2008 Cycling Relay Ashland to Lexington
Details for the 2008 Cycling Relay between Ashland and Lexington are in links on the homepage of the KRTC website. This is a ...

Cadiz/Trigg County
The Cadiz Rail Trail is a 1.5 mile paved trail which begins in Cadiz Central Park and ends at Commerce St.

Covington Riverfront Commons Trail (Proposed) March 2008
This walking/ bicycling trail would run along Covington, Kentuckys floodwall, and be part of the proposed Southbank Partners ...

Stone House Trail in Camp Springs, KY 08/20/2005
The residents of Camp Springs plan to build a 30-mile trail for bicycling, walking, and jogging. It will connect Camp Springs...

Mammoth Cave Bike and Hike Trail - 9 miles
The nine mile trail runs from the park headquarters to the park boundary over much of the old Mammoth Cave Railroad and then ...

Redbud Ride, April 19th, 2008
The first annual Magoffin County Redbud Horseback Ride was held at the farm of Mark Minix on Saturday, April 19,2008 on the R...


Visitors can view and post photos of their favorite rail-trail and rail-trail project. You simply need to join the club: Register here.


Kentucky ranks 45th in total rail-trail mileage. Kentucky has only 36 miles of rail-trails. Only the states of Alaska, Hawaii, Delaware, New Mexico and Nevada have fewer miles.

KRTC works with local organizations to develop greenways and trails, and is as a source of information on project funding, design, and management. KRTC also seeks to increase public awareness of the benefits of rail-trails, and works with the national Rails to Trails Conservancy.


The Golden Spike
Everything else about Rail Trails

Trail Project in Covington, Cincinnait Inquirer, 2/15/08
Commissioners help pay for trail
BY MIKE RUTLEDGE | MRUTLEDGE@NKY.COM, Article on the Cincinnati Inquirer website, 2/15/08

COVINGTON – Two city commissioners used their own resources to help make part of the proposed Riverfront Commons walking/bicycling trail happen along the Ohio River.
Commissioner Jerry Stricker contributed $20,000 of h
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Mt. Sterling Advocate article on city action on RT
Local Rails to Trails project gets support from city,
Mt. Sterling Advocate , December, 2007
By Tom Marshall, Senior Advocate writer

“ Rails to Trails is not far from becoming a reality. Thatıs the report Barry Tonning, acting chair of the Little Mount Trail Commission, gave the Mt. Sterling City Council at the councilıs Dec. 18 meeting.
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The Indiana Purchase - 150 miles of abandon corridor
It may not have quite the grandeur of the original Louisiana Purchase, but 204 years later, Indiana's agreement to buy 150 miles of abandoned railway corridors represents a "quantum leap forward" for the state, says Gov. Mitch Daniels. His ambitious goal is to have every Hoosier living within 15 minutes of a trail within 10 years.

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Updated Calendar of Meetings & Events
Stay current with upcoming meetings and grant deadlines.

Ashland to Lexington Relay
May 31, 2008 Info
Waiver of Liability

Monon Trail Tour
Indianapolis

June 27-28 Info

Board Minutes & Newsletters

Recent Newsletter
Vol. 11 No.2, April, 2008

Download the Big Lovely Mountain Trail Report.
(9 megs pdf)


Community News
News for the Kentucky Rail-Trail Community

KRTC Agenda, 6/16/08, Mon. 6:30 Lex
KRTC Board Meeting
4th floor Phoenix Building, 101 East Vine Street


Agenda: Monday, June 16, 2008

1. Call to Order:

2. Background Information

3. Treasurers Report

a. Monthly Income/E
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1.66 Mile Abandonment in Wickliffe, Ballard County
On or about May 27, 2008, Illinois Central Railroad Company filed for the abandonment of 1.66 miles of track within Wickliffe, Ballard County, Kentucky. This abandonment could be railbanked if local R...

2008 Lexington to Ashland Relay
The relay went off very well with no accidents and three riders who rode the entire length from Ashland to Lexington, Melissa Bellew, Jeff Taylor and Dan Marsh. Just a few drops of rain fell on the ri...



 

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