Shared by Zhenya Nalywayko, Program Manager of Trails & Outdoor Recreation for Pennsylvania Environmental Council
On July 31st, the Trail Association of the McKean-Elk Divide (TAMED) hosted a celebration for the opening of a long-anticipated piece of the Knox & Kane Rail Trail (KKRT) between Kane Borough and Kinzua Bridge State Park.
This gap was funded through Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) funding obtained by PEC, who was also part of the design and construction team alongside TAMED, Herbert, Rowland, & Grubic, Inc., RWF Excavating, and KJ Consulting.
PEC was thrilled to celebrate the ribbon-cutting in July with our friends in the community and all those who made this trail happen.
Learn more about the opening of the “Phase II gap” on PEC’s blog.
