Construction Activity

Alert!
Access to the harbor via the trails on the east side is available again for the week!

When going down to the harbor from the Agnes Street entrance on the new Marsh Vista trail on the east side of Arana Gulch, stay to the left of the fencing at the harbor intersection and as you follow the fence around there is a pedestrian way through the fence that rejoins the DG harbor path (see photos below).

When coming up the DG path from the harbor, park visitors have a choice of going either left or right to access Arana gulch and the Agnes Street entarnce.

Construction Activities

Construction Activities Dec. 17 - Dec. 24

Multi-Use Trail Construction

Construction of the new multi-use trail continues this week with the placement of the pervious concrete on the hillside section of the Creekview Trail and the upper western portion of the east/west segment to Hagemann Gulch. Excavation and formwork for the tail has begun at the bottom of the hill at the intersection behind the harbor dry storage yard. The contractor has fenced off this area and they will excavate, fill with rock, and place concrete over the next five days.

Construction Activities

Temporary Trail Closure Alert!
Access to the harbor via the trails on the east side (Marsh Vista and Creek View)
will be temporarily unavailable Tuesday 12/17-12/23. Work is being performed at the harbor storage yard intersection for the next 5 days. Please observe barricades at the trailheads and use alternate trails on the west side of the meadow to access the harbor. The contractor will re-open the trail intersection ASAP. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!

Construction Activities

Construction Activities Dec. 10 - Dec. 17

Multi-Use Trail Construction

Construction of the new multi-use trail continues this week on the hillside portion of the east/west segment with the completion of the placement of fabric and base rock. Formwork for the tail has begun at the bottom of the hill to prepare for the first section of pervious concrete.

Construction Activities

Construction Activities Dec. 4 - Dec. 11
Winter weather is finally here in this first week of December. Clearing and grubbing of trees and bushes continues on the Hagemann Gulch bridge abutment areas on the east and west sides of the gulch. During the clearing process the heritage roses on the top of the eastern bank were uncovered. These roses are the 'Rose of Castile', planted by the Arana family in about 1843. They are the last original plants of that rose in town. The Parks and Recreation Department has removed some that were the most impacted by the new bridge alignment and they will be transplanted.