The award-winning transformation of a scenic 1.3-mile segment of Highway 1 into a multi-use trail for hikers, runners, bicyclists, and equestrians involved careful planning to protect the migratory bird habitat, develop custom aesthetic solutions to barrier fencing, identify native plantings, and design overlooks for observation of the spectacular rocky shoreline.

• Civil engineering, design, improvement plans, and construction support
• Conversion of 1.3 miles of Hwy 1 into a multi-use trail
• Pavement regrading to meet ADA requirements
• 18,000 sq. ft. of pavement micro-surfacing
• Restrooms and water fountains
• Fencing for the protection of migratory bird habitats and environmentally sensitive areas
• 2014 APWA Silicon Valley Chapter, Project of the Year Award for Environment/Parks
• 2014 ASCE, Project of the Year Award for Bikeways & Trails