About
The City of Wyoming recognizes the value and benefit that walkable trails and paths provide to a community. Its investment into 4.6 miles of ADA accessible trails gives the opportunity of recreational activity and transportation around the City Center, connected by the pedestrian bridge.
An extensive trail network gives mobility to those who lack car transportation, increases the use of non-motorized transport, and connects people to nearby parks and commercial activities.
This portion of the trail system, as a part of the City Center project, is 100% grant funded and does not involve city property tax dollar revenue.
Construction on the trails to the north of 28th Street began Fall 2024 and is expected to be completed Spring 2025. See the renderings and progress updates below.
HAWK Signal - De Hoop Avenue SW
The City recently installed a HAWK signal (High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk) on De Hoop Avenue to connect Trail 5 to the City Center Trail Network. This measure will alert drivers of crossing pedestrians to keep everyone safe! The following educational video demonstrates how to use and follow a HAWK signal: /Portals/0/20250930_140747000_iOS.MP4
Progress Updates
As the trails continue to be constructed, the following pictures will show the overall progress of the network along each trail subsection.
Trail 7 - Under Construction
Trail 7 runs along Belfield Street from Pinery Park to Clyde Park Avenue. Being uniquely situated through a residential neighborhood, the City held a public open house on June 25th to receive neighborhood feedback on the trail's design. The feedback created the changes shown below.
September 2025:
Trail 3 - Now Open!
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July 2025:
Trail 4 - Now Open!
October 2024:
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Trail 5 - Now Open!
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