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Scott Paul Park | Scott Paul Park | High Peaks Alliance

Scott Paul Park

Location: Strong

Partnership: Narrow Gauge Snowmobile Club

A Local Gem <strong>Hidden in Plain Sight </strong> | Scott Paul Park | High Peaks Alliance

A Local Gem Hidden in Plain Sight

The Scott Paul Park features a multi-model trail that connects recreation through town. The trail suffered severe storm damage throughout the winter of 2023-24, with a bridge and sections of the trail washing out.

The High Peaks Alliance worked with the local snowmobile club and volunteers to rebuild the bridge and trail.

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Remembering Local Heros

Lance Corporal Scott B. Paul, the park’s namesake, was a brave Marine who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving his country. The park is a lasting tribute to his memory and the sacrifices made by all veterans.

Located in the lower portion of the park, the Richard Parker Memorial Wing is a significant feature that adds historical depth to the park. Situated on Burbank Hill, this memorial wing pays tribute to Richard Parker, a local hero who fought for freedom. The highlight of this memorial is the “Stairway to Freedom,” a 160-step staircase that connects the two portions of the park. As you ascend the steps, you can reflect on the sacrifices made by those who fought for our country’s freedom.

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