How can I support this project?

Check the 'Get Involved' section of this website

or contact Barney on +1-246-230-2360 or email: info@barbadostrailway.org

What can I see/visit?

Access to the land of the old train line has never been closed, except for some sections in Bridgetown. Some of it is on public land, and several sections are on public roads and frequently used trails. Other sections run through working plantations and are currently being used as regular cart roads.

The Trailway Project is improving sections (signage, paving, bridges, clearing of bush, etc.) as funds and other resources permit.

You can visit the Demo Stretch at The Valley in St. George.

When will this project be finished?

The Demo Stretch is where we first install any new features. Clearing, tree planting, shelters, benches,  marking and signage and general improvements of other sections are ongoing. Additional sections and extension will be added over time.

Who will be allowed to use the Trailway?

The intention is to have as many different users as possible, such as walkers, hikers, runners, cyclists, skaters and wheelchair users. Motorized vehicles with internal combustion engines (cars, motorbikes) are not allowed, but e-bikes and some electric scooters are allowed (subject to a speed limit, etc).

How is the project being financed?

The Demo Stretch is made possible by generous donations and contribution from various individuals and businesses.

The intention is to finance the paving and improvements of the remaining sections via a combination of grants and donations.

Will there be a user charge?

No. The intention is to provide areas for food and drinks vendors and other service providers to offer their goods and services for a charge.

There may also concession charges for those operating for-profit businesses such as bike or scooter rentals.

Where can I get more information?

Call or WhatsApp: +1-246-230-2360

Email: info@barbadostrailway.org

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