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Columbia Point Riverfront Trailway
WWRP Applicant:
Richland Parks & Recreation
RCO Project Number:
00-1389
County:
Benton
Legislative District:
8th
WWRP Account:
Outdoor Recreation
WWRP Category:
Trails
WWRP Grant:
$156,163
Recipient Match:
$156,163
Project Type:
Development
Date Funded:
2001
Description:
This project develops the final link of a paved trailway along the Columbia River. Plans are to construct approximately 3,050 linear feet of trail and install related amenities such as bike racks, benches, signs, parking, landscaping, and a drinking fountain. Richland's Riverfront Trailway is one of the community's most important recreation resources. When completed, it will connect the city's three largest and most heavily used parks via a seven mile uninterrupted barrier free trail. This trail runs from the Yakima Delta near the interstate, north along the river to Hanford. The US Department of Energy has plans to extend the trail further north to the newly declared Hanford Reach National Monument.
Location:
Traffic on I-182 take exit 5B into Richland on George Washington Way. Turn right at first Traffic Light onto Columbia Point Drive. Turn Left at Bradley Boulevard and continue to site which is just North of Marina Vista Condominiums now under constructio
Traffic on I-182 take exit 5B into Richland on George Washington Way. Turn right at first Traffic Light onto Columbia Point Drive. Turn Left at Bradley Boulevard and continue to site which is just North of Marina Vista Condominiums now under constructio
WHAT IS THE WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
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