Clinton-Fayette Friendship Trail

09/10/2026

If you’ve got a dog, you’ve already got a free trail membership. Local trails are where they can sniff everything, you can actually get your steps, and you both come home calmer. Win-win-win.

09/10/2026

Benefit of a safe local trail? Kids get to lead.

They can ride a little ahead, pick the pace, stop to look at every stick and bug - without you worrying about traffic behind them.

That independence builds confidence. And you get to watch it happen instead of managing it.

Local, paved, car-free trails give families that freedom back.

09/06/2026

The trail is clean, it was done this afternoon, but my phone won't post to this page, so no pictures. Watch out for twigs and wet leaves and those nuts. The hedge apples are out, got a few.

Ran into Melanie on her bike and Jessy on his bike trying to get to work. If you see any problems, please let Pat know.

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09/04/2026

On the friendship trail, between Melvin and Reesville, there are several trees down and blocking the path. Pat will go back tomorrow and finish cleaning up the trees from the bridge to Melvin. The rest of the trail from Reesville to Borum Rd is pretty clean. Be careful of leaves and branches and the nuts!

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08/21/2026

How many of you, who use the Clinton-Fayette Friendship Trail, use a Garmin or other GPS watch? Got some miles to share?

08/15/2026

Anyone able to squeeze in a walk, run or bike ride around the rain today?

08/14/2026

Best thing about our trails for pet owners? It’s not just the walk — it’s the routine. Same faces, same pups, same “oh hey!” every evening. Keeps dogs social and owners less stressed.