Fairfax County has officially completed improvements to a trail at Sugarland Run Stream Valley Park in Herndon.
Last week, local and county officials held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the completion of improvements and trail maintenance.
The $400,000 project aimed to address general wear and tear, as well as trail damage due to severe flooding.
More than 12,000 linear feet of trail was milled and repaired. New culverts and riprap were also installed.
Photo via Fairfax County Government/website
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