
Crowd at public kickoff party on October 12th
Visit our new website at http:www.redrocktrail.org.
Watch our video at http://www.vimeo.com/15220330.
With the Red Rock Ridge and Valley Trail System, Jefferson County has an unparalled opportunity to transform our community. The Greenway Master Plan will connect new green spaces with existing parks and neighborhoods to make our region a better place to live for future generations.
Over the past decade, Birmingham has made remarkable strides in developing new green spaces. We now have a chance to connect our existing parks into a great network of greenways. Red Rock will create a network of greenways that will make our communities healthier, safer and more connected. Obesity is a national epidemic, and Alabama has the second highest rate in the country.
Each mile of greenway creates an environment where healthy choices become easy choices.
Each mile of greenway in Jefferson County will be as unique as the neighborhoods
The Red Rock Ridge and Valley Trail System will create positive impacts for the physical, economic, environmental, and social well-being of the Birmingham Region, one mile at a time. Together, we can create a healthier, more connected community for everyone.
Give Your Feedback Now!
Together we have created a phenomenal plan for Jefferson County, which will enable all of us to have better options for physical activity and for moving about our communities! However, the work doesn’t stop here. We will need you to keep the momentum going as projects move closer to implementation. Please visit our website and sign up to receive updates from us on our progress in making this plan a reality, and don’t forget to vote for the trail(s) you want to see the most!
Touring Your Town: Red Rock Tuesdays
On the first Tuesday of every month, Fox 6’s Good Day Alabama and Jeh Jeh Pruitt will visit a town in Jefferson County to walk their “one mile.” This Tuesday we will be visiting Birmingham’s Red Mountain Park!
Come out and join us for an early morning walk in your town! On Tuesday, April 17th, we will be visiting Birmingham’s Red Mountain Park! Check back here for more details.
For more information on walking and exercise, please visit the Champions for Health website.
Goodwyn Mills and Cawood
Goodwyn Mills and Cawood (GMC) was hired in August of 2010 to help the Freshwater Land Trust create a greenways master plan for Jefferson County. GMC has experience developing greenways across the state including Chief Ladiga in east Alabama, Aldridge Creek, Indian Creek and Big Cove Greenways in Huntsville, Aqueduct Trail in Tarrant, the Polly Reed Road Trail in Center Point and the downtown trail in Eufala.
