PROVIDENCE — A bike trail that will eventually connect Providence to Woonsocket was expanded Thursday with the opening of a .71-mile segment in Providence.
The new section will take bicyclists from Gano Street at Trenton Street, in the Fox Point neighborhood of the East Side, to Pitman Street in Wayland Square.
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The $2.5 million project, federally funded and administered by the R.I. Department of Transportation, was celebrated in a brief ceremony attended by Gov. Gina M. Raimondo and other state officials. It was constructed by J.H. Lynch & Sons, Inc., of Cumberland.
Eventually, the 16.5-mile bikeway — to include separated as well as on-road sections — will take riders up to Woonsocket through Pawtucket, Central Falls, Cumberland, Lincoln and North Smithfield. It will be 22 miles on completion, according to the state.
