More walkable and bike-able places not only increase
public health but also perform better economically
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Great Allegheny Passage, Pennsylvania
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Tanglefoot Trail, Mississippi
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Brookings Institute, Washington, D.C. neighborhood study
Trails and multi-use paths Transform Communities!
Investing in Trails and Multi-use paths has been proven to increase health, safety, access, tax revenue, tourism, urban redevelopment and leads to community improvements, increased property value, job creation and so much more!
Economic Development
Health & Wellness
Connectivity
Livability
Creating trails has been shown to increase property values
and attract homeowners in cities and states around the nation.
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Monon Trail, State of Indiana
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State of Delaware, Property Values near Trails
Trails mean business! According to many studies, business owners near located near
bicycle and pedestrian friendly infrastructure have reported an increase in revenue after trails are built.
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Longleaf Trace, Mississippi
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Broad Avenue Study, Memphis, Tennessee
Trails increase public health and safety by providing access to dedicated pathways where people of all ages can enjoy a more active lifestyle, improve wellness and save money on medical costs related to lack of physical exercise.
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Ludlam Trail Case Study, Economic Benefits of Trails, American Trails
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Sedentary Lifestyle & Health Risks, Adventure Cycling, Health Benefits