Last month, FBRTC members met with DCR officials at the Spring Street trailhead to discuss opportunities to highlight the Wadsworth Village history and possible rest area.
FBRTC & DCR meet to discuss Wadsworth Village in Franklin
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Franklin & Bellingham Rail Trail Committee Apparel Sale
The Franklin Bellingham Rail Trail Committee (FBRTC) is a volunteer advocacy group working to develop and support the Southern New England Trunkline Trail (SNETT). Help us support and create awareness for this valuable resource. Place your order for FBRTC custom branded apparel at the link below. Select your item, fill in your purchasing information and choose a shipping option. Orders will be shipped to the group organizer (Bob Amrich) for distribution or can be picked up at a monthly FBRTC meeting. Apparel can also be shipped directly to your address for an additional cost. Apparel orders will be available approximately 2 weeks after the online sale ends on March 22. We look forward to seeing you on the trail or around town with your new FBRTC branded apparel! Thanks for your support.
Online Store hosted by Custom Ink
The FBRTC advocates for the SNETT extension into downtown Franklin
Last month, FBRTC President Cobi Frongillo met with Congressman Auchincloss and Franklin town officials at the Grove Street trailhead to discuss the Industrial Track extension. The FBRTC is advocating for the SNETT extension into downtown Franklin utilizing an abandoned CSX line.
FBRTC 5K Road Race announced for May 18
We are happy to announce that the FBRTC is partnering again with the Tri-Valley Front Runners for our annual FBRTC 5K Road Race and Walk. The race is scheduled for May 18, 2024, and will be at the Grove Street trailhead. Race Registration can be found at the link below.
New RRFBs installed at the Grove Street trailhead
New Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) are now installed at the Grove Street trailhead. These signs are similar to what were installed at the Center Street trailhead, and should increase pedestrian safety. The FBRTC is also working to get similar RRFBs installed at the Lake Street trailhead.
May SNETT walk
May SNETT Walk with FBRTC
Sunday, May 19th at 10AM. Lake Street SNETT parking lot
Join the Franklin Bellingham Rail Trail Committee on our next monthly trail walk. Meet us at the Lake Street, Bellingham SNETT parking lot on Sunday, May 19th at 10AM. Families and leashed dogs always adds to the fun!
Franklin Fives pre-race hardwear
Run, Forrest! Run!
Forrest Gump
2019 Spring Cleanup Crew
The 2019 Spring Cleanup Crew cleaned the Grove Street to Prospect Street section of the eastern portion of the SNETT. Multiple plastic bags of trash were collected by this year’s spring cleanup crew.