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Midas Creek Trail Extension Opens

The extension adds a pedestrian bridge near 12092 S Middle Teton Drive and anticipates a planned park and athletic complex.

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HERRIMAN — Herriman City has opened the Midas Creek Trail Extension, including a new pedestrian bridge near 12092 S Middle Teton Drive. 1

The city said the project expands its growing trail network and improves connectivity for residents who want to walk, run and spend time outdoors 1. The city recently celebrated the opening.

Herriman officials described the extension as part of a larger vision for the area that will continue to evolve in the coming years. Future plans include a new athletic complex to the south and Jackson Park to the north, which the city said will create additional recreational opportunities and connections for residents. Together, the city said, the projects will help transform the area into an important destination for recreation and community gathering.

Salt Lake County provided financial support through a grant that funded nearly half of the project's cost, and the city extended its appreciation to the county. The city said such partnerships help make improvements possible while expanding access to trails and outdoor amenities.

The city's announcement did not include the length of the extension, the trail's surface, hours or parking information.

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