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The Seven Canyons Trust and Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency have completed the City Creek at Folsom Trail Daylighting Design Plan, the culmination of a two-year process to envision City Creek and additional improvements along the Folsom Trail between 700 and 1000 West in Salt Lake City. Now, we are tasked with building momentum and raising funds to implement the vision!
Read MoreSalt Lake County Zoo, Arts, & Parks funding will support the Seven Creeks | Walk Series and bi-monthly watershed walks. Programming lays the foundation for participants to become community leaders to fight for natural spaces, public health, and environmental justice.
Read MoreShow the creeks your love! Make a one-time, monthly, or annual donation to build a better creek future and create green spaces that connect and inspire us all in the Salt Lake Valley: sevencanyonstrust.org/donate.
Read MoreA community-based vision to uncover City Creek channel and add additional improvements along the Folsom Trail between approximately 700 West and 1000 West in the Poplar Grove neighborhood of Salt Lake City.
Read MoreThe Roots Art Kollective has completed the nearly 300’ Folsom Trail Mural Project. Their mural acknowledges City Creek, beautifies the Folsom Trail corridor, and represents the Euclid/Poplar Grove neighborhood.
Read MoreWe’ve received two further awards for the Seven Greenways Vision Plan, an Award of Excellence from the Utah Chapter and an Honor Award from the Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
Read MoreDesign concepts for Allen Park present three approaches for the future of the site. Share your feedback with Salt Lake City to guide the balance between the unique artworks, historic buildings, and natural space.
Read MoreListen to audio of the City Creek at Folsom Trail design walks on Ways of Water from KRCL Radioactive’s Connor Este.
Read MoreAn article detailing the Seven Greenways Vision Plan Opportunity Area Walk series, including a walk along the buried Emigration Creek at Herman Franks Park in Salt Lake City and various other projects.
Read MoreThe design for City Creek at Folsom Trail is here. Tell us what you think about the concept at: folsomtrail.org/design. Your feedback is key to the future City Creek at Folsom Trail!
Read MoreEvaluation of the fifteen historic buildings at Allen Park to determine the architectural and structural value, deficiencies, and repairs.
Read MoreJoin us for five walks along opportunity areas along our creeks identified in the Seven Greenways Vision Plan—Water, Nature, Community, Recreation, and Urban.
Read MoreEPA grant will allow Salt Lake City to clean up west-side site and possibly bring restaurants, coffeehouses and other commerce to the Folsom Trail.
Read MoreBird monitoring data and report at the Mill Creek Confluence, which includes comparison of pre and post-restoration species composition, richness, and abundance.
Read MoreBird monitoring data and report at the Three Creeks Confluence, which includes comparison of pre and post-restoration species composition, richness, and abundance.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreRed Butte, Emigration, and Parleys Creeks flow underneath 1300 South—pass the Ballpark—to the Jordan River in Salt Lake City. The creeks should be uncovered in a greenway corridor to create a unique amenity and natural oasis in the heart of the Ballpark neighborhood. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
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