August 19, 2009 – It’s not official, “BUT” the bridge is done and open for use. I have heard reports that the new B.C. connection is getting lots of use. We may have to install traffic signals? Just kidding.

B.C. Bridge concrete curing 8-08-09
SAFETY NOTE: Until the signs and stop lines are installed at the railroad crossing PLEASE stay back from the RR-tracks on weekends when the tourist train is passing. Ill try and get the hours of operation post here in the next few days.
AUGUST 6, 2009 – Bridge decking was poured early this morning (see photo below). Please give it a few days to cure and respect the contractors closed signs. Getting lots of feedback about riders riding the new paved sections to and from Boulder City.
BOULDER CITY AND THE RMLT PLANNING OCTOBER 17TH TRAIL OPENING CELEBRATION. STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS!!!

rmlt #5 Bridge Decking poured 8-06-09
July 28, 2009 – Bridge approaches paved. Bridge decking scheduled to be poured this week; then needs a week to cure. So look for bridge opening August 10th more or less.
Also contractor working on segments 3 & 4 paved portions of segment #4 around the Vet’s home. The trail is trekking east day by day toward a late summer completion.
July 23, 2009 – More progress to report as paving took place earlier this week on the remain portions of Segment #5 from Railroad Pass Hotel & Casino to the Pedestrian Bridge. The bridge is not complete, no decking, so do not plan to ride just yet.

RMLT #5 paved to Railroad Pass Casino 72309
July 16, 2009 – More retaining wall work photos. this one is where the River Mountains Loop Trail will cross the historic railroad . Work progresses daily and everyone is waiting for the pavement lay down day and completion.

RMLT # 5 Retaining wall ar RR Tracks crossing 71409

Retaining Wall at Railroad crossing 71409
June 29, 2009 – Retaining wall work above the highway and below the railroad tracks is tedious work. Here is photo provided by Gary Zupanic, B.c. Engineer of the work being completed.

Retaining wall work near Railroad Pass 62909
Segments 3 & 4 have been given the green light to start and grading started Monday this week. We’re estimated late September/early October for completion. We are so hopeful that we have scheduled a trail ribbon cutting ceremony for Oct 17, 2009. Stay tuned for details.
May 28th, 2009 – Bridge now in place. Due to traffic considerations on private Cascata Drive, bridge was set in place over night May 27 -28, 2009. Bridge is 163 -ft long. This is truly a milestone in the completion of the River Mountians Loop Trail. The paved section from the Bridge to Railroad Pass Hotel is still several weeks from completion.

RMLT Bridge #5 installed Zupanic photo 52809
Bridge Facts: It is 163-ft. long & 14-ft wide between trusses
- Built by Contech Bridge Solutions (formerly Continental Bridge)
- Contractors bid amount for bridge $240,000
- Concrete Bridge abutments cost $58,000
- Bridge is a free span steel, model H1-SQ, fabricated from self-weathering atmospheric corrosion resistant steel
- Bridge will have a lightweight concrete deck
May 27th, 2009 – BRIDGE READY TO BE PLACED TODAY. CHECK IT OUT…..HOPE TO HAVE PHOTOS POSTED BY DAYS END.
Photos by Jim Holland

RMLT #5 Bridge 150-ft arrives

SEg. #5 bridge abuttment 42909 163-ft. bridge May 28,2009 Holland photo
Gallery of photos:

RMLT #5 Bridge Lift zupanic photo 52709

RMLT #5 paved to Railroad Pass Casino 72309 Garys photo

RMLT#5 pavement crosses Railroad wst of bridge 72309
Rose Ann Miele says
What a wonderful compilation! I’m going to forward it to all Boulder City employees.
Sky McClain says
Great work – thanks for taking pictures of the bridge install!
Val Mulari says
Fantastic!!! Great job to all of you and your hard work!!!!!
Bill Laub says
Boy what a monster of a bridge. This bridge looks bigger than the railroad bridge. Go figure!
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Great night time shot too!
Tony Taylor says
Wow, soon we can get off the highway shoulder and not imperil our lives.
We’re getting closer to a FULL RMLT. Cycling commuters between B.City and Henderson (& Las Vegas) can soon have a safer ride to work. YEA!
lisa riley says
WOW, this is fantastic. Safer for my horses too. I’m going to check it out lots this summer.
jerrry says
so did u go check it out lots that summer? i didnt even know this was going on…how very cool!
lisa riley says
Oh! just a thought, trail rides from Boulder to Henderson……..hmmmm
Ellis Greene says
Getting this late for some reason. Looks great. What is ‘light weight concrete?”
Imus assume this is a gooe foot for equestrians — right?
Boulder City Real Estate says
Great pictures, can’t wait to see the finished product!