A Presentation to the City of Berea Tourism Commission to Support a Kentucky Adventure Tourism Trail Town Application
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This presentation summarizes the field-work and research conducted by the Entrepreneurship for the Public Good Program students to support an application to the Kentucky Trail Town Program. The presentation was done on November 12, 2014.
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A Presentation to the City of Berea Tourism Commission to Support a Kentucky Adventure Tourism Trail Town Application
- 1. A Presentation to the City of Berea Tourism Commission to Support a Kentucky Adventure Tourism Trail Town Application Entrepreneurship for the Public Good Program Berea College, Berea, Kentucky November 12, 2014 24 Abingdon Virginia; 64 Berea, Kentucky; 204 Eastern Kentucky Intercept Interviews, Businesses Observations, “Empathy Meetings,” and Active Engagement as Travelers and Adventure Tourists
- 2. Agenda
- 3. EPG meets with the Executive Judge Kent Clark – May 16, 2014
- 4. June 23 Kent Clark signs letter after EPG presents to him
- 5. EPG students as adventure tourists on the Virginia Creeper Trail Abingdon/Damascus Case Study
- 7. EPG students gather at the Martha Washington Hotel, across the street from the Barter Theater, Abingdon VA
- 9. 56%
- 10. $337 per day
- 11. $735 per trip
- 14. EPG Students Interview Adventure Tourists
- 15. TransAmerica Bike Trail support van in Berea
- 16. Insights • TransAmerican Cyclists are each having a different experience • Cyclists may take extended stays in more receptive areas
- 17. TOvernight Bikers $150.93 per day
- 18. Day Bikers $43.81 per day
- 19. Overnight Hikers $148.89 per day
- 20. Day Hikers $60.26 per day
- 21. Summary of Observation Labs of Berea Small Businesses
- 23. Gilliam Gallery & Studio
- 24. Kelly Mehler’s School of Woodworking
- 25. The Value of Social Media
- 26. Trip Advisor
- 27. 150,000,000
- 28. 2 BILLION
- 29. 295
- 30. 18,124
- 31. The City of Berea Trail Systems
- 32. Berea Current Design Model – Prior to Summer 2014 Indian Fort Shared Use Trail
- 33. Berea Phase 2 Design Model - Accomplishments
- 34. Berea Phase 2 Design Model - Accomplishments Bridge completed Path from John B Stephenson Trail to Short Line Pike Original Boone Trace Bike Trail to Indian Fort Completed
- 35. City of Berea Bike and Hike Trail Systems Peytontown Loop Trail 21.3 Miles TransAmerica Bike Trail Multi -state Boone Trace Multi-state Red Lick Valley Artisan Loop Trail 36 Miles African American Heritage Loop Trail 16 miles Anglin Falls 26 Miles
- 36. TransAmerica Trail, through Berea and Eastern Kentucky
- 37. TransAmerica Trail and Welcome Signs in Eastern Kentucky
- 38. David Smith, Owner of Hindman Historical Society and Cycling Hostel
- 39. Boone Trace From Kingsport, TN to Fort Boonesboro, KY
- 40. Boone Trace Markers – Berea to Richmond
- 41. Red Lick Trail - Artisans Visited Tater Knob Pottery
- 42. Red Lick Trail - Artisans Visited Turning Wheel Pottery
- 43. Red Lick Trail - Artisans Visited Fast Eddie’s
- 44. Example of Completed Berea Worksheet B
- 45. Worksheet C
- 46. Trail Standards
- 48. Example of an Interpretative Sign
- 49. Example of a banner
- 50. What is next for Berea?
- 51. • 1. Form a Trail Town Task Force • 2. Send a letter • 3. Designate a trailhead • 4. Include hiking/biking trails in wayfinding signage
- 52. Questions?