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WaHG Feasibility Study Project Overview

The WaHG feasibility study explores the opportunity to build a safe walking and bicycling connection between West Lebanon and Hanover. The feasibility study identifies a preferred alignment and provide a roadmap towards construction.

Goals

​▪ Identify proposed alignments for the construction of an off-road/on-road multi-use trail between West Lebanon and Hanover.
▪ Connect existing facilities, village centers, and trail networks. 
▪ Identify potential conflicts, including right-of-way, utilities, and natural and cultural resources.
▪ Provide cost estimates and a phasing plan for implementation. ​​

Thank you to the more than 120 attendees who participated in WaHG Open House in person! To share your thoughts on Potential Routes email WaHGTrail@gmail.com.  To download the posters and maps presented at the August 27th, 2025 WaHG Open House, click this link. To watch a video introducing the Feasibility study at the Open House click the youtube video Play button below. 

Study Area - in 4 segments

The route is being studied in four general segments, numbered from south to north:


1. West Lebanon (Bridge Street/Dana Street) to Wilder Dam/Boston Lot Access Road.


2. Wilder Dam/Boston Lot Access Road to North Main Street/Route 10 at Gould Road/Sachem Fields & Sachem Village.


3. North Main Street/Route 10 at Gould Road/Sachem Fields & Sachem Village to South Main Street/Route 10 at Brook Road, Hanover.


4. South Main Street/Route 10 at Brook Road, Hanover to South Main Street/Route 10 at South Street, Hanover.​

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To share your thoughts on the potential routes email WaHGTrail@gmail.com.

 

To download posters presented at the August 27, 2025 WaHG Open House click this link.

An image of a map of the entire study area broken into four sections from south to north as described in the text.
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Slow motion look at the Route 10

A graphic indicating how outdoor recreation contributes to economic success in many ways - attracts entrepreneurs and talent, retirement and investment income, tax revenue, healthier people, gear manufacturers, Main Street businesses, new residents and tourism

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