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Kiwanis Trail 5k Fun Run/Walk - May 20th @ 9am
The GRAND OPENING for the trail extension into Tecumseh, will be with a trail event. A 5k Fun Run/Walk. It will be from Cal Zorn Park to Green Hwy and back. It will be family friendly. Bring your strollers, children, pets, rollerblades, etc. Click the button below to register online.
Kiwanis Regional trail authority
The Authority is Made Up of the Following Jurisdictions and Positions
Adrian City - City Manager, Gregg Elliott
Adrian Charter Township - Township Supervisor, Jim Koehn
Raisin Charter Township - Township Supervisor, Tom Hawkins
Tecumseh City - City Manger, Dan Swallow
Kiwanis Club of Adrian Rep - Harry Steele
You can contact your representative via Contact Us below or through the jurisdictions website
How You Can Help
You can make your donation online by clicking the button below. The link will take you to Lenawee Community Foundation. Click on their donate now button and make sure to indicate that your donation is for the Kiwanis Trail in the comments section.
E-Bikes on the Trail
E-Bikes are allowed on the trail. Check out the following link for the Michigan Guidelines:
Kiwanis Trail - Connecting Communities
The Plan
· This project will connect the Kiwanis Trail from the trailhead at Green Hwy and Ives Rd into Cal Zorn Park
· The Trail route will be along Ives Road and S. Raisin Center Highway
· An 8 ft. wide asphalt shared use path will be constructed separate from the roadway
· Completion of the Tecumseh Connection will create a continuous non-motorized trail all the way from Adrian to Tecumseh
· The Trail will connect four communities – the Cities of Adrian and Tecumseh, and Adrian and Raisin Townships
· The total cost of the project is estimated at $800,000; and there is already $300,000 in grant funds available from the State of Michigan
· The communities are working together to raise the other $500,000 needed to make this project a reality
· If the funding can be secured, construction of the Tecumseh Connection will start as soon as the spring of 2021
· Repeated studies have shown that greenways and trails have a significant positive impact on property values
· Non-motorized trails become destinations for hikers, riders, walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts, resulting in increased economic activity
· 2/3 of people living in proximity to a non-motorized trail project reported an improvement in quality of life in surveys after the trail was completed
Connecting Adrian with Tecumseh
Making Memories While Getting Healthy!!