This continuing project involves the construction of a recreational trail network through the City of Tomah.  The trails consist of a gravel surface with portions asphalt paved.

Phases two, four, and five have been completed with budgeting and prelimary layout work underway for phase six.

Some unique project challenges included streambank restoration and stabilization in coordination with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) staff.  Also a 60-foot pedestrian bridge was added to minimize wetland impacts.

Easements were acquired for the trail corridor.  Landowner recognition signs were installed along the route.

The trail was funded in part by a WDNR Local Park Aids Program Grant.

Vierbicher Associates provided engineering services, landscape architecture, permitting through WDNR and ACOE, wetland banking, bidding and construction documents, and construction administration.