West Riverwalk Project Set to Transform Tampa’s Waterfront

In early 2025, Tampa leaders approved a transformative plan to extend the Riverwalk across the Hillsborough River, marking one of the city’s most ambitious infrastructure projects yet. The West Riverwalk extension, scheduled for a groundbreaking ceremony on October 28, promises to redefine mobility and recreation by connecting vibrant west-side neighborhoods with Tampa’s iconic downtown waterfront.

This $56 million project will add 5.5 miles of protected pathways, effectively doubling the current 2.6-mile stretch. Nearly half of the funding comes from a U.S. Department of Transportation BUILD grant, while the West Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has pledged $10 million. The remaining $32 million will be covered by the city—demonstrating a shared commitment to sustainability and accessible urban design.

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