2022 dcnr REC trls stip 2

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation received a $1,210,830 Formula Grant award on April 26, 2022 from the Federal Highway Administration under the Recreational Trails Program (CFDA 20.219). The grant will support six recreational trail and trail-related facility projects across multiple counties in Pennsylvania. Projects include the development of a box culvert and improvements to recreational vehicle facilities at the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area and Doubiln Gap, Inc. sites. The grant will also fund Phase 2 rehabilitation of the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, sediment pond and other upgrades on the Bucks Falls North section of the D&H Rail-Trail, trail improvements from South Greensburg to Youngwood Borough on the Five Star Trail, and rehabilitation of the Roaring Run Trail. The Recreational Trails Program aims to help states develop and maintain recreational trails and trail-related facilities for both motorized and non-motorized uses.

Project description

2022 dcnr REC trls stip 2 EDS 30 - 1) aoaa- box culvert- development/northumberland county anthracite outdoor adventure area authority/northumberland county EDS 31 - 2) cumberland valley rail trail - phase 2 rehabilitation/cumberland valley rails-to-trails council, INC/cumberland county EDS 32 - 3) D & H rail-trail - bucks falls north/rail trail council of northeastern pennsylvania/ susquehanna and wayne counties EDS 33 - 4) doublin GAP MX - sediment pond & RV improvements/doublin GAP, INC/cumberland county EDS 34 - 5) five start trail - south greensburg to youngwood borough/westmoreland county commissioners parks and recreation/westmoreland county EDS 35 - 6) roaring run trail rehabilitation/roaring run watershed association/armstrong county