Along a country road in Felton, construction crews have been at work since November assembling a nearly quarter-mile-long metal footbridge over Killens Pond State Park’s eponymous body of water. At present, to access the eastern portion of the park’s trails, hikers have to walk on the shoulder of Killens Pond Road, which is a safety hazard. Soon, hikers will have a dedicated walkway — 10 feet wide and 350-plus yards long — that is compliant with the American With Disabilities Act.
- That road is so dangerous. Glad to see this happening. — Darious Deryous Wilson
- Yes, it is. Some people also drive way too fast on that road. — Susan Powell Collins
- Agree! It’s awesome! — De’Anna Coxe Lopez
- We can’t wait to see it this summer in person! Yay! — The Wright Family Adventure
- So excited to see this! — Christine Hulett
- This is great! I was shocked the first time I hiked the trail with my kids, and it just ended, and next thing I know, I’m walking along a busy road with little shoulder. Scary. — Michael McKain
- Who cares? — Dave Franklin
- Apparently, people that get outside once in a while and leave their own backyard. — Holly Overmyer
- So excited for this! — Kiley Griseto Decell
