Letter: Invitation to County Line Bike Path dedication
4:00 p.m., September 3
In front of the Bluffton Child Development Center, 325 County Line Rd
The flurry of building Bike-Pedestrian Pathways on the east side of Bluffton has resulted in two great new pathways. We will celebrate the County Line Path next Tuesday.
Please join us at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 3, 2024, as we dedicate the Lions Way County Line Path. The ceremony will take place in front of the Bluffton Child Development Center along County Line Road. Signs will direct you to parking.
Our dedication will include reflections by major supporters of the pathway, a ribbon-cutting and the unveiling of a donor recognition sign.
The County Line Path is part of a master-plan to create 9.3 miles of class I pathway that completely encircles the Village of Bluffton and connects the 6 major recreation areas.
The Bluffton Lions Foundation and the Bluffton Pathway Board have been consistently working on the master-plan for over 15 years.
Completed pathways include Lions Way Augsburger Path; Bentley Road Path; Bentley Road North Path; Parkview Path and the Original Lions Way – on the Norfolk Southern Railway bed.
Community support is the reason these pathways exist; there have been extraordinary efforts and giving in Bluffton along with several major gifts and grants to make these paths a reality.
Mitch Kinglsey
Pathway Board representative from Bluffton Council
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