Join Us in Creating a Safer Yakima Valley for All
Connecting people and places
At Valley Routes Coalition, we are dedicated to enhancing bike and pedestrian safety, improving public health, and advocating for active mobility. Together, we can build a well-connected network of trails, multi-use paths, and bike lanes that fosters community connectivity and equitable access for everyone in Yakima Valley.
Your participation is crucial in making our community safer and more connected for everyone who wants to walk, run or roll. Join us in our mission to promote active transportation for everyone and improve quality of life.
Join Our Movement
Help Us Create Safer Paths for Everyone
Your support can make a difference in our community’s safety and health.
Together, we can enhance the quality of life in Yakima Valley by promoting active transportation and ensuring equitable access to trails and paths for all.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Valley Routes Coalition?
The Valley Routes Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving bike and pedestrian safety, promoting public health, and advocating for active transportation in Yakima Valley. We unite stakeholders to support local transportation planning and initiatives.
How can I support your initiatives?
You can support our initiatives by donating, volunteering, or participating in community events. Every contribution helps us create a safer and more connected Yakima Valley for everyone.
What events do you organize?
We organize various events throughout the year, including community bike rides, fun runs, safety workshops, and trail clean-up days. Check our website for upcoming events and how you can participate.
How is this Coalition different than the Greenway?
The Greenway strategic plan is to focus on the existing 20 miles of Greenway path and various recreational activities along the Naches & Yakima Rivers. Valley Routes strategic plan is to build connectivity in the city and county to local schools, parks, shopping centers and green spaces including the Cowiche Conservancy, William O’ Douglas Trails and Yakima Greenway as well as outer communities like the lower valley and the future Heritage Connectivity Trails.
How can I get involved?
You can get involved by joining our coalition, participating in local events, volunteering for trail maintenance, or advocating for active transportation initiatives in your community. Your support helps us enhance bike and pedestrian safety in Yakima Valley.
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Promoting Active Transportation
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Empowering Local Stakeholders
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