KINGDOM COME TRAIL STUDY |
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In the Fall 2013, a team was selected by the state of Kentucky to conduct a feasibility study and develop a plan "to create a network of interconnecting hiking/bicycling/equestrian trails that connect Kingdom Come State Park to the Tri-Cities of Cumberland, Benham and Lynch" which, in the end, "will create additional jobs and stimulate economic growth and development through adventure tourism related opportunities".
The Team selected included Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers, Inc (V&M), Carol R. Johnson Associates, Inc (CRJA) – an award-winning landscape architectural design and environmental planning firm, We Make Things Happen Corporation (WMTH) – a DBE Economic Development firm that specializes in adventure tourism feasibility studies and creating public/private partnerships, and Managed Adventure Systems (MAS) who have a vast experience of both developing and rehabilitating hundreds of miles of trails plus a strong background in backwoods rescues. Over a six month period the Team worked together to develop the plan to not only connect the Tri-Cities to the State Park but also extends further to include additional communities in both Harlan and Letcher Counties. The study, in its entirety, is provided below. |
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