There is a way to connect from Broomfield on the south to Forest Hill on the north. Haven't done it in a bit will need to scope it out
Natalie C
Over here now scoping things out and there’s a private property sign up against the gate under the power lines. Looks like there’s an opening you could bypass but then you’d have to hike a bike over the railroad tracks. You might know something I don’t tho!
Dan M
As far as I know, there are no rail crossings between Buford and Coleman, and the latter crosses into private property.
Micah S
Looking at my heat map, I think it’s somewhere more east. It utilizes the rail crossing at Coleman, but it accesses it above the property owner’s parcel boundary. I also can’t quite remember how well maintained it is; it may be too cutty to be officially on the network
Micah S
A Chesterfield/Richmond joint project for a mixed use path connecting Huguenot High, Crestwood Elementary, Powhite Park, and Gravel Hill would be life changing. The biggest obstacles getting around this area are the railroad and both parkways, and a project like that could take you safely across all three barriers
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