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Photographs
The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail is not yet finished, but
a few adventurers have ridden mountain bikes or walked on the trail. The
trail has a very rough surface and is currently being prepared for construction.
Some photographs on this page are actually from the Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail -- a 26-mile rail trail in northwestern Vermont that intersects with the LVRT corridor. The LVRT will be almost 4 times as long as the MVRT. If you're thinking ahead to what the LVRT might be like, we encourage you to go visit the MVRT that runs from St. Albans to Richford Vermont. More information about the MVRT can be found at http://www.mvrailtrail.com.
We'd love to include your favorites - please send them to info@friendslvrt.org and don't forget to include captions and photo credits!
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Bikers on the Missisquoi Valley
Rail Trail. A great example for future development of LVRT. |
Trail users looking forward
to a tasty bite at local eateries. |
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As of the end of 2007, the old
rails and ties have been removed from the trail - it's fun to walk,
but still a bit rough for easy bike riding. |
Crossing an old tressel - Some
bridges along the trail will require re-decking, while other bridges
will need repairs or replacements. |
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An earlier picture of the Lamoille Valley
Rail Trail, before the rails and ties were lifted, and wishful bikers
of a bikeable trails soon to be... |
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Bikers enjoying the neighboring Missiquoi Valley Rail Trail.
Nearby businesses like this beer brewery will surely benefit from a completed LVRT recreational trail.
Friends
of the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, Inc.
P.O. Box 995 Morrisville, VT 05661
Copyright 2007 by the Friends of the Lamoille Rail Trail, Inc.
Photographs on this site by Becka Roolf, Kevin Russell and others
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