College Park Partnership Plans $3 Million Bike Path to Trolley Trail
The $3 million bike lane would run along Campus Drive from the main campus to the intersection with the Trolley Trail near the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute.
The $3 million bike lane would run along Campus Drive from the main campus to the intersection with the Trolley Trail near the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute.
Residents of the Route 1 corridor are celebrating the opening of the southern extension of the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail.
The extension of the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail in Hyattsville should finish by the end of the year.
More lights have been installed along the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail in Hyattsville, just in time for the darker months.
Although the light-rail line isn’t slated to open until 2026, the town has begun preparing to make it easier for residents to get to and from stops.
A section of the Northwest Branch Trail has been repaved, part of a broader effort to improve trails for biking and walking along the Route 1 corridor.
A newly refurbished and extended one-mile trail allows bicyclists as well as walkers and runners to go along the southern side of the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River.

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
