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Rails-To-Trails
The practice of converting abandoned and unused railroad corridors to multiple use pathways and recreational trails is commonly referred to as "rails-to-trails.” This planning project examines the significance of the rails-to-trail s movement in the United States and explores the issues surrounding
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