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Saturday Glen Ellyn | Tuesday Lombard
Join us at the Intelligentsia Cup !!!
We would LOVE To welcome your help to "table" at either Glen Ellyn on Saturday and/or Lombard on Tuesday.
Please join us with a bright green shirts, flag pin, bike decorations or anything else you think will be fun and show support for the East Branch DuPage River Trail.
Let us know you'll be coming!
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Friends will be tabling to collect petition signatures! Stop by and enjoy the fun! At Lake Ellyn on July 17, Lombard on July 20! Fast, Fun and Fantastic!
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Yard Sign Anyone?
CLICK HERE TO ORDER
Our first 100 signs are gone, but we're getting more!
(We are asking for $10 donations to help offset our costs to print and produce the signs).
Help spread the word for support of construction of the East Branch DuPage River Trail with a yard sign.
It's a GREAT conversation starter with your neighbors!
Tell others to gain more petition signatures for more support
Tell DuPage County How you feel:
- Fill out this form on the DuPage County website to provide some feedback about your support for the EBDRT. Make sure you remind elected officials of your dream for a beautiful scenic greenway trail!
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Summer events are coming: Join our Facebook Group to be notified!
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What the Heck is EBDRT?
The East Branch DuPage River Trail (EBDRT) is a long-planned, but never fully funded hike/bike trail that runs north/south through the central part of DuPage County. The trail route is not finalized but roughly runs along the East Branch of the DuPage River which is roughly parallel on the west side of IL highway 355. The trail when it is completed is envisioned to connect the Illinois Prairie Path to the Great Western Trail and the Morton Arboretum so those seeking to travel between these three great community amenities can do so without traveling on streets shared by automobiles.
Support the funding and construction of the EBDRT!
Thank You for Your Support of the East Branch DuPage River Trail! Together, this community will construct a trail for future generations to use and enjoy.
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