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415:'s entrance. This phase began while Phase II was still under construction. It included reconstruction of an old road between Clipper Mill Road and Cold Spring Lane into a bicycle path, and a new alignment was constructed north of Cold Spring to Springarden Drive. The north sidewalk of Springarden Drive and the east sidewalk of Greenspring Avenue were widened for the trail, and Gillespie Square, a short road stub extending east from Springarden Drive, was removed. Projected to be complete in December 2012, construction was delayed, and completion was pushed back until August 2013. Signage for the entire Jones Falls Trail was also replaced late in 2013. 133: 401:
shortly before its reconstruction. It also included the widening of several sidewalks, including the east sidewalk of Saint Paul Street and the east sidewalk of President Street south of Fayette. A lane was removed from Guilford Avenue and Fallsway to form a segregated bicycle path, and another lane was taken from Lombard Street to widen the sidewalk into a trail with trees down the center. Most of the rest of the trail was designated on existing city sidewalks, though sidewalk ramps were widened and the "Jones Falls Trail" logo was added. This phase was completed in early 2013.
335:, the Trail returns to the west side of the road, separated from MD 25 by a reverse barrier and trees, running right against the bank of the Jones Falls. This alignment continues until it passes underneath the 29th Street Bridge the Trail then climbs up a relatively steep grade, crosses the street once more, and rises out of the valley on a switchback, joining Wyman Park Drive. The Trail turns west here, passing high over the Jones Falls once more and crossing I-83 once again, continuing to climb out of the valley as it approaches Druid Hill Park. 359:
Greenspring Avenue and running to Cylburn Avenue, next to the entrance of Cylburn Arboretum. After crossing Cylburn Ave, the trail ascends on its own alignment and eventually crosses Northern Parkway on a bridge. It then follows Rogers Ave until Wildwood Lane and from there curves Northward on its own alignment, into a segment that mostly consists of boardwalk. That segment eventually leads into Newbury Street and ends at Kelly Avenue, close to
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Phase V, 4.25 miles (6.84 km) long, connects Cylburn Arboretum with the Mount Washington Light Rail Station, and also connects Western Run Park to the trail via the Western Run Spur. This will include a wooden bridge that will pass over Northern Parkway. Construction was expected to begin in
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In Druid Hill Park, the Jones Falls Trail includes the entire loop road around Druid Lake Reservoir, a bike path that runs clockwise around it. The trail enters from the northeast side and exits to the northwest of the lake, climbing as it loops around to the west and then south, meeting Beechwood
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In Woodberry, the Jones Falls Trail becomes an on-street route once more, entering on Parkdale Avenue. It turns immediately to the right onto Clipper Park Road, utilizing its entire length to Clipper Road. Here, the East Coast Greenway separates from the Jones Falls Trail; the trail turns to the
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Phase II is the 2.5-mile (4.0 km) long stretch between Penn Station and the Inner Harbor. This phase included reconstruction of the abandoned streetcar right-of-way used by the trail on Pratt Street into a full-fledged bike path, although this section was already being used as a bike path
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Beyond here, the Jones Falls Trail continues to the north at Tamarind Road, following its own unique alignment just to the east of the street. It continues up to Springarden Drive, running to the north of that street with street lights running down the center of the path, before turning onto
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September 2014 and most aspects of construction were completed in 2020. This trail extension was expected to cost $ 2.2 million. The Western Run Greenway travels west to Greenspring Avenue near the intersection with Kelly Avenue, following the south bank of the namesake Western Run.
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The Trail then meets an alignment that follows the Fallsway. It follows to the west until it meets Madison Street, at which point the Trail alignment switches to the east side of the street. Fallsway passes over
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Phase III, the 2.75-mile (4.43 km) stretch between Druid Hill Park and the Woodberry Light Rail stop, was completed in 2008. It is the second-oldest section of the Jones Falls Trail.
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The Jones Falls Trail was conceived in the late 1990s. Construction, however, began later. The Trail is still under construction, with its schedule broken into five phases.
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and merges with Guilford Avenue, then curves to the west and becomes Mount Royal Avenue; the trail continues around with it, while Guilford Avenue continues to the north as a
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Baltimore City and Baltimore County have expressed interest in an extension of the trail to connect it to
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Drive and continuing north along the street's east side. Going along this route, the trail passes by the
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and beginning at the Conway Street intersection; the sidepath continues south from there as part of the
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The trail begins by running along a segregated path along the west side of the Inner Harbor, alongside
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neighborhood. It has on-street sections, paths parallel to city streets, and unique alignments.
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Phase I is the oldest section of the Jones Falls Trail, a 1.6-mile (2.6 km) stretch from
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At present, the Jones Falls Trail begins in downtown Baltimore and winds its way north to the
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north, while the greenway's route turns south. This intersection is also nearby the
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The Jones Falls Trail between Woodberry and Cold Spring Lane, opened 2013
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Phase IV is 1.25 miles (2.01 km) long, extending north from the
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A proposal to extend the greenway west to Fallstaff Road, near
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It is projected to extend from the Baltimore waterfront at the
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After crossing Maryland Avenue, the Jones Falls Trail follows
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Baltimore, Maryland
Trailheads
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Baltimore
Maryland
Jones Falls
its namesake park
East Coast Greenway
Inner Harbor
Mount Washington
Cylburn Arboretum
Mount Washington Arboretum
Cylburn
Light Street
Gwynns Falls Trail
I-83
bike boulevard
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