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WELCOME TO THE RICHMOND BAY TRAIL
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The colorful, upbeat 2008 Richmond Bay Trail Mid Year Report is now available!
Major accomplishments during the first half of 2008 include:
   •  opening a new shoreline public access
   •  building 0.1 miles of trail
   •  completing construction designs for 3.4 miles of new trail and
   •  obtaining $657,000 in construction grants

Download the 2008 Richmond Bay Trail Mid Year Report
The Low Resolution Web Version (130 KB .PDF File)
    or
The High Resolution Coffee Table Print Version (2.4 MB .PDF File)

You can also download The 2008 Richmond Bay Trail New Year Report

Summer Programs & Events at the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park >>

Joggers on the Richmond Bay Trail - Shimada Park
Happy Trails
Photo by © Dale F. Mead, El Cerrito

Richmond has completed 24.9 miles of San Francisco Bay Trail - more than any other city on this planned 500-mile multi-purpose trail encircling San Francisco and San Pablo Bays.

Bicycle Riders on the Richmond Bay TrailThis website is sponsored by TRAC, the Trails for Richmond Action Committee, to facilitate enjoyment of the trail already built and to spotlight efforts to close the remaining 16.3 miles of Bay Trail gaps in Richmond.

Snowy Egret at Lucretia Edwards Park on the Richmond Bay Trail

For more information, email TRAC

EcoTourism on the Bay Trail in Richmond, anyone? Download the .PDF!
Also see the City of Richmond's TRAC website