"Narrows" Poudre River Trail Project

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Why We Need to Close the Trail

Construction on the “Narrows” section of the Poudre River Trail at the end of November. This is necessary because there has been significant erosion impacting the trail and riverbank. Here’s what we plan to do:

  • Widen the trail from 6 feet to 12 feet. This change will make the trail safer and more comfortable for all users.
  • Stabilize the riverbank and trail. This will improve and enhance long-term trail stability, support public safety, and make the trail more resilient to future weather and environmental events..

The affected section of the trail and construction is expected to last several months and will be closed during that time. Nearby residential neighborhoods may experience temporary traffic changes due to construction activity. Make sure to plan ahead and watch for updates about closure dates, duration and access.

Additional information about construction and trail closure dates will be shared here as the project approaches. Residents and trail users should monitor City communications and signage at trail access points for updates.

A Stronger Trail for the Future

While construction will cause some temporary disruptions and affect the surrounding neighborhood, the result will be worth it. This project will help address ongoing erosion and improve the long-term stability of the Poudre River Trail.

Thank you for your understanding and support as we work to improve our community’s trail.

Why We Need to Close the Trail

Construction on the “Narrows” section of the Poudre River Trail at the end of November. This is necessary because there has been significant erosion impacting the trail and riverbank. Here’s what we plan to do:

  • Widen the trail from 6 feet to 12 feet. This change will make the trail safer and more comfortable for all users.
  • Stabilize the riverbank and trail. This will improve and enhance long-term trail stability, support public safety, and make the trail more resilient to future weather and environmental events..

The affected section of the trail and construction is expected to last several months and will be closed during that time. Nearby residential neighborhoods may experience temporary traffic changes due to construction activity. Make sure to plan ahead and watch for updates about closure dates, duration and access.

Additional information about construction and trail closure dates will be shared here as the project approaches. Residents and trail users should monitor City communications and signage at trail access points for updates.

A Stronger Trail for the Future

While construction will cause some temporary disruptions and affect the surrounding neighborhood, the result will be worth it. This project will help address ongoing erosion and improve the long-term stability of the Poudre River Trail.

Thank you for your understanding and support as we work to improve our community’s trail.

  • Community Open House Brings Residents Together to Learn About Poudre River Trail Project

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    The City of Greeley recently hosted a community open house at the Poudre Learning Center to provide residents with information about the Poudre River Trail erosion stabilization project and upcoming construction activities.

    The event saw a strong turnout from residents, giving the community an opportunity to speak directly with City staff, ask questions and learn more about what to expect as the project moves forward.

    City staff shared information about the erosion stabilization work, upcoming trail closure and potential neighborhood impacts. The open house also included information about wildfire prevention and mitigation, as well as vegetation management in nearby natural areas.

    Thank you to everyone who attended, asked questions and took the time to learn more about the project. Community feedback and questions help the City communicate clearly as work continues.

    Project updates, including information about construction activities and trail impacts, will continue to be shared on this project page.

    The City of Greeley recently hosted a community open house at the Poudre Learning Center to provide residents with information about the Poudre River Trail erosion stabilization project and upcoming construction activities.

    The event saw a strong turnout from residents, giving the community an opportunity to speak directly with City staff, ask questions and learn more about what to expect as the project moves forward.

    City staff shared information about the erosion stabilization work, upcoming trail closure and potential neighborhood impacts. The open house also included information about wildfire prevention and mitigation, as well as vegetation management in nearby natural areas.

    Thank you to everyone who attended, asked questions and took the time to learn more about the project. Community feedback and questions help the City communicate clearly as work continues.

    Project updates, including information about construction activities and trail impacts, will continue to be shared on this project page.

  • Community Open House October 1 - Narrows Trail Closure

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    The City will host a community open house Thursday, October 1, from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Poudre Learning Center, InSTEM Building to provide information about the project and answer questions from residents.

    City staff will be available to discuss:

    • The erosion stabilization project and construction activities

    • Expected neighborhood impacts and the upcoming trail closure

    • Wildfire prevention and mitigation

    • Vegetation management on natural areas

    The City will host a community open house Thursday, October 1, from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Poudre Learning Center, InSTEM Building to provide information about the project and answer questions from residents.

    City staff will be available to discuss:

    • The erosion stabilization project and construction activities

    • Expected neighborhood impacts and the upcoming trail closure

    • Wildfire prevention and mitigation

    • Vegetation management on natural areas

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