The Roots Art Kollective has been selected for the Folsom Trail Mural Project. Their mural will acknowledge City Creek, beautify the Folsom Trail corridor, and represent the Euclid/Poplar Grove neighborhood.
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A wall in want of character. The Folsom River Mural Project is an opportunity for local artists to make their mark.
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We are seeking an artist or artist-led team to create an outdoor mural along the Folsom Trail at 25 S 1000 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84104. The artwork is intend to acknowledge City Creek, beautify the Folsom Trail corridor, and represent the Euclid/Poplar Grove neighborhood.
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An article highlighting the fact that Salt Lake City’s buried creeks were one of the reasons for the notorious 1983 floods. The Three Creeks Confluence is a good step forward!
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We received a Merit Award from the Utah Chapter of the American Planning Association. It recognizes the Seven Greenways Vision Plan to revitalize our waterways and connect the Salt Lake Valley through greenways.
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An article covering progress on the City Creek at Folsom Trail Daylighting Design Plan. Community engagement efforts and existing environmental conditions have informed initial characterizations and conceptual designs.
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This articles highlights seven excellent rail-trail case studies in 2022, including the Folsom Trail in Salt Lake City, UT. Join us in celebrating these transformative public trails!
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A “quick-action” project funded by the 2017 AARP Community Challenge spurred improvements that enable residents of Salt Lake City, Utah, to get around without having to always get into a car.
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The Salt Lake City Parks, Trails, and Open Space Bond was approved by Salt Lake City voters this November. The $85-million bond will fund eight significant public lands projects, including the Folsom Trail and Allen Park.
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Grant funds—totaling $22,500—will host 24 watershed walks in the Salt Lake Valley. Participants will observe and share stories, insights, and visions to better manage, restore, and love our streams.
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The Three Creeks Confluence received a High Achievement Award in the Project/Study/Master Plan category from the Utah American Planning Association and a Honor Award in the General Design category for the Utah American Society for Landscape Architecture.
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Freshly paved Folsom Trail is a nice start, but the city aims to resurface City Creek, create gathering spaces and connect it to the Jordan River Parkway.
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Share your visual preference for City Creek at Folsom Trail: https://folsomtrail.org/survey. Feedback will guide the creation of two design concepts for the City Creek channel and additional improvements.
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The Salt Lake City Parks, Trails, and Open Space Bond will be on the ballot for Salt Lake City residents this November for the midterm elections. The $85-million bond would fund eight significant public lands projects, including the Folsom Trail and Allen Park.
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The survey for City Creek at Folsom Trail is live and available in both Spanish and English until October 1st. Share your improvement preference and concerns at: https://folsomtrail.org/survey.
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Join us for a walk series along the five Big Ideas identified in the Seven Greenways Vision Plan—Water, Nature, Community, Recreation, and Urban. Big Ideas illustrate the immense possibilities when applying the greenways goals in a transformational way.
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The Folsom Trail opened to the public on June 8, 2022! Next steps include the daylighting of City Creek through the corridor.
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CRSA, BIO-WEST, and Avenue Consultants, in partnership with the Seven Canyons Trust and Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency, will lead the Folsom Corridor City Creek Daylighting Design Master Plan. This process will set in motion a community-supported vision to daylight City Creek through the Folsom Corridor.
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