Johnny Henderson Park Trail
The Wetlands Bridge connects walking trails to give people of all ages and abilities a better view of the lake and wetland areas.
A 2005 RTP award was used to construct the 245-foot long, five-foot wide Wetlands Bridge out of 6x6 pressure-treated posts and composite decking. A seating area with canopy (metal roof) was incorporated into the middle of the structure.
The Wetlands Bridge was necessary to avoid significant slopes to provide opportunity for mobility-challenged individuals. The bridge connects to a ½ mile pedestrian trail encircling a lake and lies within a larger park that includes playfields, picnic areas and playgrounds.
2021: Chautauqua Bottoms Accessibility Upgrades
2020: Boardwalks and Observation Deck Rehab/Replacement
2019: Sassafras Mountain – South Carolina
2018: Camp Creek Greenway - Georgia
2017: Talisi Riverwalk Trail Extension - Alabama
2016: Graber Pond Accessible Trail - Wisconsin
2015: Rotary Park Accessible Trail (Phase 2) - Tennessee
2014: Merrimack County Four-Season Northern Rail Trail - New Hampshire
2013: Beaman Park Accessible and Interpretive Trail - Tennessee
2012: The Children’s Center’s Life Trails and Therapeutic Park - Oklahoma
2011: Potts Memorial Park Trail Project - Missouri
2010: Laurel Fork Trail at Holly River State Park - West Virginia
2009: Southwest Key Trail - Texas
2008: Trails Accessibility Program - Florida
2007: Penny Lake Trail/Boothbay Harbor - Maine
2006: Springs Valley Trail - Indiana
2005: Trail Access Information for Northern Nevada
2004: Camp ASCCA Environmental Trail - Alabama
2003: Upper Roaring Brook Accessible Walkway and Fishing Pier - Rhode Island
