Help Shape the Future Trailheads of East Side Trails!
With the trail route now established through the feasibility study, the East Side Trails project has moved into the next phase of design. We’re inviting residents, trail users, and stakeholders to help identify the trailhead elements and features that will create safe, welcoming, and functional access points along the network.
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Trailhead Types
Tier 1 Trailhead
Primary community gateway
Elements may include:
Benches/seating
Wayfinding signage
Vertical markers
Bike racks
Bike repair station
Trash/Recycling bins
Dog waste stations
Water fountains
Consistently designed
Tier 2 Trailhead
Secondary trail access points
Elements may include:
Benches/seating
Wayfinding signage
Bike racks
Consistently designed
Potential Tier 1 Trailhead Locations
Jefferson Avenue
Rickert Avenue
North side of McCarthy Park
East Delavan at William Gaiter Parkway
Potential Tier 2 Trailhead Locations
Scajaquada Creek Corridor
Florida Street (2)
Northland Avenue
East and West of Pedestrian Bridge
Crossing at Fillmore
Colorado Avenue / Scajaquada Street
Leslie Street / Scajaquada Street
Northeast Greenway North
East Delavan Avenue / Cornwall Avenue
Kensington Expressway / Pembroke Avenue
Kensington Expressway / Warwick Avenue
Crossing at Kensington Avenue
New Pedestrian Bridge over East Amherst Street
George’s Field
Cordova
Main Street
Northeast Greenway South
Emerson Park
Give us your feedback!
Use our interactive mapping tool to share your feedback, highlight preferred amenities, and suggest improvements. Your input will directly inform how trailheads are designed as the project advances toward implementation.
We also encourage you to share broader thoughts about the trail network. If you have general comments about the route, connectivity, safety, or opportunities you’d like the project team to consider, please use our separate general comments map. This tool is intended for big-picture feedback that will help guide ongoing planning and future phases of the East Side Trails initiative.
