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KUTS

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Kerrville Urban Trail System

A grassroots effort of

Kerrville businesses, 

Kerrville organizations, and 

City/County leadership

What is KUTS?

The Kerrville Urban Trail System (KUTS) is a non-profit grassroots vision for a vibrant Kerrville and Kerr County.  KUTS designs and implements projects for community enrichment, quality of life, preservation, and conservation while mitigating negative impacts of growth.

KUTS: Clay South

Clay South is the pilot trail project, extending from Depot Square at Schreiner Street to the Kerrville Parking Garage and future Heart of the Hills Heritage Center at Water Street  


The goals of KUTS: Clay South include:

  • Improve walkability and bike-ability throughout Kerrville
  • Create a trail model that may be replicated in other parts of Kerrville
  • Harness the vibrant energy realized on Clay Street and incorporate into City branding and identity development
  • Recognize and celebrate existing qualities that make Kerrville special

The Trailblazer

The Trailblazer was our initial fundraising event held on Friday, November 2, 2018 at the Plant Haus 2 on Jefferson Street, on a beautiful Hill Country night.  The event included a chef-prepared pig roast, beer and wine, live music, a series of PechaKucha presentations (www.pechakucha.org), an introduction to the KUTS concept, and a silent auction.  Through the generous support of ticket purchasers, sponsors, and donors, The Trailblazer raised nearly $15,000 in funds to be applied toward trail design.  

Our Partners

It all started with a forklift and a pig

In 2018, after borrowing her forklift for the 100th time, the owner of Pint & Plow and the boss of Plant Haus had an epiphany: good things are happening on Clay Street in Kerrville.


This inspired a party. Zanzenberg Farm provided a pig, Rails offered their catering kitchen, Bakery JoJu orchestrated a meal, and the neighbors chipped in to throw a fundraiser like no other.  


A list of those who helped make KUTS be born:


James Avery

McLaughlin Doty Foundation

City of Kerrville

Holloway Plumbing

KPUB

Pint & Plow Brewing Company

Schreiner University 

Kerrville Farmers Market

Bakery JoJu

Zanzenberg Farm

Wellborn Engineering & Surveying

Peter Lewis Architect + Associates

Five Star Rentals

The Plant Haus 2

Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country

REI

Judy Eychner, Realtor

Arden Hills Realty & Property Management

Cailloux Foundation

Pop Hair Art

Rails

Shops at Depot Square

Heather Rollow Hair

Kerrville Framing

Brinkman Commercial Properties

Herring Printing Company

Kerrville Hills Winery

KerrvillePhoto.com


As the vision expands and work continues, we'll always grateful for those who see the best in Kerrville. And for those on an expanding list of partners who help keep the party going:


Kerrville Triathlon Festival

Chris Cheever, In Memory of Col. Charles Cheever

Small Design Group

H-E-B

Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation 

Kerrville Board of Realtors

Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau

Mike & Delayne Sigerman

Mary Campana

Outposts Landscape Architecture


Support KUTS

Your one-time or recurring donation to the KUTS fund is managed by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country, and goes directly to KUTS projects.

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