The Trailist: How a Beacon Hill stormwater channel was reborn as a park

Beneath the linear park runs a gigantic stormwater conveyance structure. At the surface, the only signs are the concrete inlets poking up from the grass, offering flash floods a place to flow underground. 

The Trailist - San Antonio Report

A multi-pronged approach to stormwater management

Stay Weird, Beacon Hill. When I walked by in July, the imperial…, by Sheila Moeschen

The Trailist - San Antonio Report

The Trail of Tears

Soapstone Park now closed for 1.5-year sewer rehabilitation project, Forest Hills Connection

Beacon Rock Trail — Pacific North Wanderers

Inscribed in Stone: The EWB Trail

Day 11 – Legacy and the best $1 ever spent • Rogue Heart Media

Make Beacon Public Inland Northwest Land Conservancy

Trail of Tears at Hidden Waters to see new signage

Greenway plan sees some 'daylight', The Riverdale Press

Inscribed in Stone: The EWB Trail

Harrison County's Conotton Creek Trail receives national distinction

Triad-Day Mountain Bridge, Spanning Park Loop Road at Triad-Day Mountain Pass, Seal Harbor, Hancock County, ME - PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search