Saratoga Greenbelt Trail
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Connect our Community

One day, it will be possible to walk, bike, run and ski continuously around the City of Saratoga Springs - for recreation and transportation. Before we can achieve this goal we must determine how best to connect our community. 

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A coalition of local organizations has retained Alta Planning + Design to create an action plan for a Greenbelt Trail around the City of Saratoga Springs, NY. This shared-use Greenbelt Trail is being proposed to connect the City’s three existing rail-trails: the Spring Run, Bog Meadow and Railroad Run trails.  

These projects have been developed as community initiatives  over the past 20 years, and the idea of creating a     city-wide trail system is included in the City’s Open Space Plan. The Greenbelt is being imagined as a 10 mile loop around the city for walkers, runners, bikers, hikers, cross country skiers, snow shoeing, dog walking and other trail uses.  

Upcoming Events:

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Second Public Open House for Saratoga Greenbelt Trail

When:
Monday, April 1st
6:30-8:00 p.m. Open House

WHERE: 
Empire State College - Room 126
2 Union Avenue
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

The second public open house will be held to provide public input on the
concept of creating a Greenbelt Trail around the City of Saratoga Springs. The Greenbelt Trail is being proposed to connect the City’s three existing
rail-trails: the Spring Run, Bog Meadow and Railroad Run trails. These trails have been developed as community projects over the past 20 years, and the idea of creating a city-wide trail system is included in the City’s Open Space Plan.

The focus of the meeting is introduce and discuss trail alignment 
alternatives throughout the city, key connections, potential new trailhead 
locations, and public/private partnership opportunities. 
 


Topics that will be covered during meeting:

• Three Trail Alignment Alternatives - two off-road and one on-road
• Connections to existing trail network in the city
• New trailhead locations
• Brief overview of the project status
• Trailhead locations
• Public-private partnership opportunities 

Interested parties of all ages are welcome and encouraged to attend. There will be a kids table!

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