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Open Bob Middagh Trail to bikes

192 Comments

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Michael More
11 years ago

No brainer!

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Tom Rosencrantz
11 years ago

We need a better system to keep more people happy, using trails for multiple use. Therefore we need more trails for cyclists to use, as too many are off limits.

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Steve Nelson
11 years ago

Open it, maybe we'd visit.

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John Finch
11 years ago

Looking for more mountain biking opportunities in Marin.

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Ryan olein
11 years ago

if hike and horse are allowed, bikes should be as well.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Accommodate all users appropriately (meaning to not throw bikers a bone to allow mountain biking while imposing unvalidated speed limit rules, or bogus environmental case studies!)

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Accommodate all users appropriately (meaning to not throw bikers a bone to allow mountain biking while imposing unvalidated speed limit rules, or bogus environmental case studies!)

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Brent Childress
11 years ago

open it

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Anonymous
11 years ago

please open more trails

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Doug Mann
11 years ago

Trails are for ALL taxpayers, not uncontrollable massive prey animals ridden by mean-spirited elitists!

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Jamie Sutton
11 years ago

Outdoor activities keep people mentally and physically healthy. These places to escape should be a focus for all communities.

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Aj Chmura
11 years ago

marin is the birthplace of mountain biking it should be a place the one can still ride in.

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Alan Taylor
11 years ago

Open the trail, it is time.

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CATE WEEDER
11 years ago

OPEN TRAILS FOR BIKERS!!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

scott valley homeowner and resident

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Justin Groden
11 years ago

Being new to the area, I am astonished at how little access bikers have on the local trails. Especially for the place that invented mountain biking...

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Den Satake
11 years ago

Open it!

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Rob Webb
11 years ago

Trails can be shared in harmony!

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Jim Morocco
11 years ago

Ride safe around others!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Are the housewives of Mill Valley really going to force kids to ride up Camino Alto, just because the horse riders refuse to be responsible equestrians?