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Pony Up Marysville Match Day is Friday, May 1.
Your support will have a lasting impact on all who enjoy this spectacular trail.
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Blue River Rail Trail Corridor
City endorses trail vision
The Marysville Advocate
By Chirs Pannbacker December 2025
A conceptual plan for connecting the Blue River Rail Trail, Pony Park and the historic Union Pacific Depot was endorsed unanimously Monday night by the Marysville City Council in front of a full house of citizens.
In a written statement to the council, Maureen Crist, a member of the Blue River Rail Trail Corridor Steering Committee, said the visionary plan would complete the trail connection from it current southern terminus at Calhoun Street into the historic core of Marysville, linking directly to the Union Pacific depot and Pony Park.
“This extension represents more than a physical improvement—It’s a strategic investment in Marysville‘s continued growth, identity, and tourism economy,” Crist wrote.
Look What's Happening
On The Blue River Rail Trail!
New restroom at the Jayhawk Road trailhead
October 2024
The Jayhawk trailhead just keeps getting better. A new vault restroom has just been delivered and installed. It was made possible by the donations received at Pony Up Match Day in May.
Special thanks to Steve Blumer for doing the site preparation and extending the trail to the restroom after it was installed. Steve is a good friend of the trail!
New rail trail bike park opens for young cyclists
By Sarah Kessinger Aug 7, 2024 Updated Aug 14, 2024
Pony Up Marysville Match Day
Coming this summer to the trailhead at Jayhawk Road is an all new Bicycle Playground complete with rollers, berms, a tunnel, giant construction cones to weave through and more!
We can make these things happen because you have been so generous to the trail. If you want to help this year visit ponyupmarysville.com today.
UPDATE:
The Blue River Rail Trail received 82 gifts totaling $31,837.86!
Your generosity and support are overwhelming! Thank you so very much!
We would also like to thank the Marysville Community Foundation Board of Directors for their work to make Match Day a success for all of the organizations that participate. Because of their efforts, the BRRT will be receiving an additional $3,000 in match money!
Weir work shores up rail trail
By Sarah Kessinger Feb 16, 2022 Updated Feb 23, 2022
The Landoll Bridge
