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The Rogue River Recreational Corridor and Greenway is
described as an emerald necklace of parks, public access areas and water
trails along the Rogue River linked by bicycle and pedestrian trails from
the City of Grants Pass through Rogue River, Gold Hill, and Central Point
where it will connect to the existing 20 miles of the Bear Creek Greenway
that continues to the City of Ashland.
The Rogue River
Greenway Project is a joint collaboration among the Rogue River Trails
Group, the Gold Hill Trails Group, the Cities of Grants Pass, Rogue River, Gold Hill and Central
Point, Josephine & Jackson County and numerous State and Federal
agencies.
This project's
completion will link 8 major communities, two Counties (Jackson &
Josephine) and create over 50 miles of regional connectivity through Southern Oregon.
The Rogue River Greenway
Meetings are the first Thursday of every month at the Rogue River Firehouse
Conference Room in Rogue River at 6:30 PM
Don't miss the opportunity to order your
engraved river stone to be used
in the Wall of Recognition at the new Depot Street Bridge Greenway Portal in Rogue River.
Go
to the Contributions Page for details.
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