Washington Post: Government officials adopt plan to expand Washington region trail network to 1,400 miles

By Editor On Aug 1, 2020 Last updated Aug 1, 2020

The region’s top transportation board has endorsed a proposal for a network of trails stretching across the greater Washington region, from Frederick, Md., to Prince William County, Va., that would expand the amount of off-road bicycle and pedestrian pathways to 1,400 miles.

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