Share The Trail
#ShareTheTrail
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Use 300+ miles of paved & unpaved trails
Faster users approaching from behind will often say "On your left." This means you should stay to your right.
If you wear headphones, keep the volume down or only wear one earpiece so other trail users don’t startle you.
Especially when passing. Remember that other trail users may be frightened by dogs or unsure how to pass safely.
Taking a break?
move to the side.
Use 147+ miles of paved trails
Always ride under control, anticipate other users, and be communicative and friendly.
Yield to walkers. Greet slower trail users early, pass slowly and expect the unexpected. Pass on the left and say "On your left."
Announce your intention to pass slower cyclists with a friendly "On your left."
Nature Centers & sensitive areas have unique restrictions.
Use stone or natural surface trails
Fast moving users can startle others. Make sure to announce yourself around blind corners.
Yield to hikers and horses. Greet slower trail users early, pass slowly and expect the unexpected. Pass on the left and say "On your left."
Stop and greet at least 30 feet from the horse. Ask for instructions on how to safely pass and get off your bike if necessary.
If you are leaving prints, the trail is too wet to use.
Use stone or natural surface trails
While all trail users yield to horses, many are intimidated, or just don't know what to do.
Familiarize horses with expected trail encounters (cyclists, dogs, backpack-wearing hikers, etc.)
Greet users early, be vocal and continue communication until the pass is complete.
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