Unveiling the Echoes of the Falling River Trail

Echoes of the Falling River is a multi-site cultural and recreational initiative that will unveil the hidden history of the Quequechan River in Fall River. Sponsored by FRACC, the 3.5-mile walking and biking trail will combine outdoor exploration with educational and interactive elements, engaging residents and visitors in the region's multicultural heritage. Your sponsorship will support the trail's accessibility and the inaugural event, fostering a deeper community connection and promoting Fall River as a culturally rich destination. 🌟Donate now to help us bring the Echoes of the Falling River to life. Explore the full range of sponsorship benefits here. 

With your support we can:

•  Preserve and Promote Pocasset History: Increase awareness and respect for the Pocasset Tribe's continued presence in the region, fostering understanding of their contributions both past and present.
• Promote Cultural and Historical Awareness: Highlight the significance of the Quequechan River and the Pocasset Tribe, emphasizing that the Tribe’s presence continues today. Educational signage and storytelling will provide context on the river’s role in indigenous life and Fall River’s development.
• Enhance Outdoor Recreation Opportunities: Create an engaging and accessible outdoor recreation experience along the historic path of the Quequechan River, allowing thousands of participants to enjoy physical activity while learning about the river’s and Pocasset Tribe’s history.
• Ensure Accessibility and Inclusion: Design the trail and activities to be inclusive for all abilities, including QR codes and virtual options. Printed maps in multiple languages will further ensure that everyone can engage with this enriching experience.
• Foster Community Engagement: Encourage local residents and visitors to connect with Fall River’s natural and cultural heritage through participatory and educational outdoor experiences.
• Support Environmental Awareness: Raise awareness about the environmental impact of industrialization on the Quequechan River, while promoting current reclamation and preservation efforts.