A shared-use path marked with pedestrian and bicycle symbols, alongside a new road in a recently developed suburban neighborhood with open undeveloped lots and young trees in Aintree, Australia.

The need for a shared-use path between Corvallis and Albany, Oregon, has been expressed by many who travel the US 20 corridor. Parametrix is working with the Oregon Department of Transportation and Benton County, Oregon, on the next phase of the Corvallis-Albany Shared Use Path, a concept that has been 20 years in the making. We're leading planning, alternatives analysis, and conceptual design for a new connection that better links the two communities. In order to tell the story of the project a

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Plans being finalized for shared-use path along Dublin Road

LITTLE HORSE SHARED-USE PATH COMPLETE The Little Horse shared-use path (SUP) is now complete and consists of 821 feet of red dirt colored concrete which is 10 feet wide. Before the SUP was constructed, a popular social trail connected the SR 179 SUP and Little Horse Trailhead. The new SUP will help keep users off the land and in return will lessen erosion and increase connectivity of hikers and bikers. As you can see in the video, the SUP is surrounded by hyrdra-seeding, meaning in a short time