Panhandle Pathway, Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization that receives its funding through grants and private donations. Grants that are received are for the building of the trail only and not for maintenance. Because of this, supporting and maintaining the Panhandle is a community effort.
We greatly appreciate your financial support, and we are thankful for our donors and our volunteers. Without these many helpers, we would not be able to maintain this wonderful community resource.
The organization is always in need of help. Find out how you can become a vital part of the Panhandle Pathway.
Members have the opportunity to receive newsletters and notices of meetings, gatherings, and pathway activities. You can take an active role in supporting this Pathway for your community.
The organization is always in need of funds for maintenance. Find out how you can become a vital part of the Panhandle Pathway.
The Panhandle Pathway trail provides a variety of ways you can contribute. Find out how you can become a vital part of the Panhandle Pathway.
Trail Talk: Issue 30: Me & Ralph
Almost every day, Steve Nichols goes out to the Panhandle Pathway for a walk with his 11 year old dog, Ralph. They typically walk on the trail from the trailhead at Pulaski County Road 150 South to the Tippecanoe River bridge. That’s about a mile and a half to the bridge and back. For a change up, they sometimes walk north towards town. Some days they will get in two or even three walks.
Ralph is old and slow but he always enjoys going for a walk on the trail. Who is taking who for this walk? Steve or Ralph?
Lookin’ good. Keep it going guys!
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