Salt Lake City trail meets a milestone, but an even brighter future awaits

Freshly paved Folsom Trail is a nice start, but the city aims to resurface City Creek, create gathering spaces and connect it to the Jordan River Parkway.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) City Creek resurfacing project would add water and gathering amenities to Folsom Trail, pictured on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2022, near downtown Salt Lake City, which will connect with the Jordan River Parkway Trail.

Salt Lake City trail meets a milestone, but an even brighter future awaits

Freshly paved Folsom Trail is a nice start, but the city aims to resurface City Creek, create gathering spaces and connect it to the Jordan River Parkway.

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