March 11, 2012
This trail was nice and pretty accessible but it was just not
marked very well and could kind of be a pain for some people. There was a
little bit of a parking lot right off the side of the road so we thought it has
to be close to here. So we parked and had enough room to unload and get out. Then I
had to try to get through the gate but if you have somebody push the gate one
way and then you can get in there and then have them push it back the other way
and you can get through to the other side. There was still no sign about the
barrier free trail so we followed a sidewalk that’s next to a dirt road. Which other people were walking on the
sidewalk but it wasn't very wide so everyone else had to get off because there
was no way I could.
So we continued for about a half a mile and then finally we
see a sign about the barrier free trail. Also there is a sign that says no
bicycles which I'll get to. So we go
around the loop, it was a pretty nice trail and we're just enjoying the open
space and walking when a family of bicycles passes and then the little sister
runs into the brother who was slowing down because it looked like he was about
to get stuck if he didn't slow down in a kind of a loose gravel spot in the
path. This was kind of annoying to have
to worry about bicycles, especially since they weren't supposed to be on the
trail anyways. This was a nice trail for a nice hike, but would have been better
without bicyclists because then you don't have to worry about them passing you and/or
possibly running into you.
This Trail was not marked well
It was also about a half mile from the parking lot
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