Walked down the old highway 54 trail to get a glimpse of the new bridge and saw a few people already using it to walk the dog and or get out of the house.
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THE FLYWAY BRIDGE
WEDNESDAY MARCH 18 2020 THE LAST SECTIONS GO UP!!!!
$742,553 and Growing!
$742,553 and growing! Flyway Trail is taking off because of you!Since Bridging The Bluffs second launch event last week, dozens of donors have pledged and given $183,180 to the campaign for Flyway Trail.Only $61,820 is needed to meet the $245,000 matching challenge grant from WNB Financial, Merchants National Bank, Alliance Bank, Castlerock Foundation and two […]
View the Bridging the Bluffs video here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xkPsl7-Jq0&feature=youtu.be
The “501” Bridge
This small bridge to the south of the railroad bridge really makes this look like an appealing ride! Can’t wait to use it.
It’s Beginning to Look Like a Bridge !
Spans 6 and 7 have been set.
This is where the railroad bridge will be placed.
We are grateful for a pretty mild winter that enabled the work on the Connector Trail to continue. The bridge itself is being constructed by Anderson Bridges of Colfax, Wi. It will be placed on these piers. The bridge is over 900 feet long. Taken Sunday Feb.23,2020
Making a Pledge
If you are interested in making a pledge to The Bridging the Bluffs Campaign, please complete this form and send to Sonya Hansen 407 S 2nd Street Alma, Wi 54610 flyway-trail-pledge-form-10.5.19.pdf
Bridging The Bluffs Campaign for Flyway Trail is on the move!
We can’t wait to share the exciting news with you about Bridging the Bluffs Campaign. You’re invited to join us at one of our Free Campaign Launch events on February 25 or March 3 at the Winona County History Center, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Enjoy delicious appetizers, an inspiring short program, and beverages including […]
The Trail to Winona
Old Highway 54 is being cleared. It will be a wide, beautiful path for walking and biking which will connect Winona to Wisconsin. The old highway is in pretty good shape and will be put to good use again.