Waco's trails master plan aims to link entire city for pedestrians, cyclists

WACO, TX – The city of Waco is commissioning a citywide trail master plan that aims to put interconnected walking and biking routes within a 10-minute walk of everyone in the city. The Waco City Council last week awarded a $294,000 contract with engineering firm Halff Associates for the trail plan and a strategic plan for the entire parks department.

Waco’s trails master plan aims to link entire city for pedestrians, cyclists

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