Pathways and Trails

The City owns and maintains approximately 91 miles of pathways which includes trails, sidewalks and off road paths.  See the Pathways map for locations.

2021 Proposed Pathway Improvements


The proposed pathway improvements are outlined on the 2021 Pavement Management Project webpage.

New Pathway Segments


The following pathway segments are proposed to be constructed in 2021:

  • Rice Street, County Road C2 – Woodlyn Avenue – A new 8 foot bituminous pathway is planned to be constructed to eliminate a gap in the sidewalk network.  Additional information on the project can be found on the 2021 Pavement Management Project webpage.
  • Hamline Avenue, Judith Street -  Terrace Drive -  A new 6 foot sidewalk is planned to be constructed to eliminate a gap in the sidewalk network.  Additional information on the project can be found on the 2021 Pavement Management Project webpage.
  • Twin Lakes Trail Project – A new 10 foot wide bituminous trail is proposed to be constructed over Ramsey County Ditch 4 between County Road C and Terrace Drive. The proposed pathway improvements are outlined on the Twin Lakes Trail webpage.

Resurfaced Pathway Segments


The following pathway segments are proposed to be resurfaced or reconstructed in 2021:

  • Centerpointe Business Park Pathways
Pathway Master Plan
The Pathway Master Plan Map depicts the city’s existing pathway system and the proposed pathway connections.  The Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission recently updated the City of Roseville Pathway Master Plan.  The City Council approved the Final Plan on October 8, 2018.  This plan was first adopted by the City Council in 1997 with updates in 2001, 2002 and 2008.  The purpose of the Pathway Master Plan is to provide a set of guidelines for the development of the community's pathway network.

2018 Pathway Master Plan (PDF)

Exhibits


The master plan is adopted by reference in the city's Comprehensive Plan and serves as a planning tool to assist the City Council on decisions regarding pathway issues.

Pathway Snow Plowing


The Parks and Recreation Department is responsible for clearing snow on all City owned pathways.  The Pathway Snow Plowing policy (PDF) describes this process.  The Pathway Snow Removal Map shows which entity maintain which pathways.  If you have any questions or concerns, contact the Parks and Recreation department:
Phone:  651-792-7006
Email Parks and Recreation

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