Low Hanging Fruit

We Know Where the “Low Hanging Fruit” Projects Are Now

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The Prince William County Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) has done detailed homework and identified 84 “low hanging fruit” trail segments in Pathways 2035. Those segments require the least amount of additional planning, and are most suitable for volunteers to construct. For the low hanging fruit projects, no new property acquisition is required. All … Read more

Flat Branch – the Lowest of the Low Hanging Fruit

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The draft of Pathways 2035, the county’s 10-year Master Plan for the bike/pedestrian network, identifies 117 miles in 140 segments of Recreational trails to be prioritized. An additional 291 miles of Active Mobility trails, primarily shared use paths and paved shoulders, are also identified. The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is requesting approval from … Read more