Gravelpave2 (28,000 SF, 8' wide) trail designed by Jaeger and Company, using LEED standards, from Gainesville, GA. Contact Dale Jaeger/ 770 534-0506. First phase pictures show how environmentally sensitive the location is - on a barrier island off the southern Georgia coast. The bridge goes over a part of the marsh. Path was built amidst thickly vegetated wetlands forest. Gentle breezes blow most of the time there. The path has provided quiet, cool respite for island visitors, since 1994, has withstood storm tides and tropical depressions, and provides magnificent vistas over the green and gold marshlands which cossett much of the trail. It is the first porous paving medium that the Georgia Department of Transportation has approved for such environmentally sensitive coastal areas. This was funded by an ISTEA Grant under the Federal Highway Dept, administered by the state DOT. Cyclists and runners alike love it. ADA accessibility makes this trail that much more special. People with disabilities and families with strollers enjoy frequenting the path as well.

Heavy vegetation is protected from runoff by Gravelpave2.

The eight foot wide (2.4m) Gravelpave2 trail supports bicycle and pedestrian traffic.

The top of the Gravelpave2 rings are level with the grade of existing soil to prevent decorative gravel loss.

Gravelpave2 meets a bridge. The top of the Gravelpave2 rings/gravel are 1/2” lower than the top of the bridge planks.