Tuesday, February 26, 2013
It should be smooth sailing for Pinellas Trail users from now on. A repaving project on a stretch of the trail from Dunedin to Palm Harbor was completed Friday.
Pinellas Trial enthusiasts have had to walk, jog, rollerblade and bicycle around workers who've been repaving the trail over the last couple months. But it should be smooth sailing for Pinellas Trail users from now on. The paving project was completed Friday, according to Billy Dover of Lane Construction, the company that was contracted to do the work. Lane says the resurfacing will make for a better experience because the paved path will be smooth and free of bumps caused by things like tree roots that grew under the old pavement. The five-mile-long repaving project began at Michigan Boulevard in Dunedin and ended at Oceanview Avenue in Palm Harbor. Related Coverage: Subscribe to the Dunedin Patch newsletter to have local news delivered …
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Dunedin Patch highlights interaction with our readers. Today, it's a blog about the safety of bicyclists and motorists at the intersection of Skinner and the Pinellas Trail.
Thanks to Patch reader "Dunedin Cracker 79," who posted this blog in our Local Voices section calling for safety improvements for bicyclists and motorists at the intersection of Skinner Boulevard and the Pinellas Trail. Several readers chimed in with their comments about the intersection. Do you agree? Dunedin Patch is an interactive community site, and we want you to get involved! Post a comment at the bottom of any story. Upload your photos to our Pics & Clips gallery. Post an Announcement to share your news, or add an Event to our calendar. Post a blog in our Local Voices section to let everyone know about your group, your expertise or your opinion.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Residents and merchants are invited to cheer the cyclists on at Oak Tree Plaza at noon and possibly be featured in a video to be aired at a conference with 6,500 travel industry attendees, a Visit Dunedin spokeswoman said.
Four cyclists filming their 500-mile journey on Pinellas Trail this week are stopping for lunch in Dunedin today, according to Visit Dunedin. Residents and merchants are invited to cheer the cyclists on at Oak Tree Plaza beginning at noon and possibly be featured in a video documentary to be aired at a conference with 6,500 travel industry attendees from the United States and abroad next week, a Visit Dunedin spokeswoman said. The cyclists are employees of InterContinental Hotels' Group, the parent company for the Holiday Inn Express, which has a location in Dunedin. They cycling 500 miles before their conference in Orlando to raise money for a non-profit called "Give Kids the World Village," a resort that provides children with terminal …
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Valerie ventura
8:53 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I agree! The Causeway would be great, in fact all the way north to the end of the trail would be ideal. It gets realllly bumpy in Tarpon. more ›