The project, a partnerships between private partners and public institutions, will be an asset to the community, as well as an enjoyable attraction for residents of the borough.
“Just a decade or 2 ago, no one would have wanted to go anywhere near the Schuylkill River, but now we are opening a new trail for the public to enjoy right beside it. It’s wonderful to see the rebirth of the river that gives our county
its name and is so closely tied with our heritage,” said Argall.
“It is exciting and good to see everyone come together—elected officials, volunteers, Trout Unlimited, Schuylkill Headwaters and Schuylkill Conservation District to make good things happen in this Valley,” stated Goodman.