Newton Trails' annual fund-raising campaign is now open. The goal this year is to raise $25,000 to help develop and maintain the Cricket...

The West Bear Creek Bridge on the Cricket Frog Trail is now open! Many thanks to the donors whose contributions paid for the materials...

The bridge is now open! Newton Trails’ volunteers recently spent two days installing a plank deck and railings on the trestle over East...

Newton Trails is restarting weekly hikes. Notification for each week's hike will be sent out Mondays. To minimize the potential for...

Thanks to everyone who helped clean up the Cricket Frog Trail from Clarke St. to Turner Lake Rd. If you are interested in our weekly ...

The Rails-to-Trails initiative wants to hear your voice! How have trails impacted your life during COVID-19? The stories and experiences...

COVINGTON, Georgia – At a recent council meeting, the Covington City Council voted unanimously to allocate $1 million from the 2011...

OPEN THE DRIED INDIAN CREEK BRIDGE! Total donations of $21,000 or 19% of project costs are requested from Newton Trails' supporters like...

In 2020 the City of Covington will pave the Cricket Frog Trail segment lying within its city limits and Newton County will pave at least...