Welcome to FNTGWelcome to the Friends of Northampton (MA) Trails and Greenways,a community-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization devoted to improving the expanding rail-trail network in Northampton, Massachusetts. | Posted on March 16th,2013 I’m writing to encourage you to consider helping the local trails in some capacity over the coming months. We founded the Friends of Northampton Trails and Greenways in 2006 to support the growing trail network,and partner with like-minded organizations (City of Northampton,Friends of the Manhan Rail Trail,MassBike,Help Yourself,Broad Brook Coalition, . . . →Read More:Ways to help build the trails Posted on November 30th,2012 I’m very pleased to report that the City of Northampton,Northampton Business Improvement District,and Smith College have agreed to collaborate to clear snow from the new section of the Northampton Rail Trail. The following press release provides the details. Kudos to the Mayor,the Business Improvement District,Smith College and Hilary Caws-Elwitt and others . . . →Read More:Plowing of an additional part of the Northampton Rail Trail Posted on October 16th,2011 You are invited to join us to brainstorm how to help keep the trails beautiful and accessible for everyone. The first-ever meeting of the ad-hoc Volunteer Trail Maintenance group is on:Wednesday,October 26th at 7 pm at Trailside Realty,14 Strong Avenue,Northampton. At this meeting we’ll plan the dates for the fifth annual . . . →Read More:discussion of maintenance issues on the trail Posted on January 19th,2011 Alex Jarrett wrote: I wanted to let you all know about a new project of mine,the Northampton Snow Squad: http://www.snowsquad.org “The Snow Squad is a network of volunteers who keep key pedestrian and bicycle ways clear of snow and ice. We also advocate for the city to keep these ways clear,and to . . . →Read More:Northampton Snow Squad | 
You can donate to FNTG using JustGive.org.Or you can send a check to PO Box 60643,Florence,MA 01062-0643. Please give generously to our annual appeal for funds to support these trails. |