It offers more than half a mile of riverfront along the Normans Kill. “Today’s ribbon cutting of the Normans Kill Ravines Park illustrates how state-local partnerships can help transform our communities and improve quality of life for residents across the Capital Region,” she said. “These bridges help further open the beautiful Normans Kill Ravines Park to hikers and cyclists,” he said. “Capital Trail Alliance is proud to partner with the Town on these new bridges, an important step in making Normans Kill Ravines Park a destination for inclusive outdoor recreation and education,” said Gene Primomo, a representative of the group. “With Senator Fahy’s support, Bethlehem’s green and open spaces like Normans Kill Ravines Preserve will thrive for generations.”