Western Waterfront Trail segment halted indefinitely

Where the tracks divide (BN to the Right, LSMR to the Left)

The Western Waterfront Trail (WWFT), a graveled, wheelchair-accessible path along the St. Louis River, currently runs from 63rd Avenue West to Riverside, a distance of about

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