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Open Bob Middagh Trail to bikes

192 Comments

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Emile Mulholland
11 years ago

Our lack of trail options for cyclists creates unnecessary congestion on our few trails and resentment by users. We need more trail options.

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Ryan Hoffmann
11 years ago

Need more trails!!!!

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Dennis Ogilvie
11 years ago

As a lifelong Marin county resident I believe bicycle access is critical.

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Paul lees
11 years ago

trails are for everyone. Let's share.

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David Weet
11 years ago

We need this open. Ride camino alto and then ride any trail. Its a death defying gauntlet with drivers that pay no attention to the rules of the road.

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Steve Yui
11 years ago

I love and respect nature.

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Scott Cadagan
11 years ago

Equal access! Opening Bob Middagh to bikes is just common sense.

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Anita Thompson
11 years ago

It seems that the safety factor would be big. Most off road bikers are very aware and tuned into ecological needs.

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John Nast
11 years ago

Please open the trial.

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Neil murphy
11 years ago

We need more trail access. The streets are not safe for our kids to ride.

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Robin huffman
11 years ago

We need more safe ways to ride our bikes off road.

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Stu smith
11 years ago

please open to bikes

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Mitch Brown
11 years ago

Cyclists should have equal access to all trails!

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Tom Larson
11 years ago

Please open this up to cycling!!!!! Help keep us off the streets!!!!!

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Andrew Davidson
11 years ago

Please open this route to mountain biking to safely link bike-accessible off-road paths. Open spaces should be just that - open to the public, whether on horseback, foot, or bike.

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bryan
11 years ago

Bikes are good!

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chris mckleroy
11 years ago

asd

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joe stranzl
11 years ago

do the right thing.

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Geoff Forner
11 years ago

I ride camino alto every morning and afternoon on road bike to and from work. BM Trail should be uphill access at a minimum.. The 'volunteers' present with their cell phone cameras daily need better hobbies. The 'foot people' whom are too lethargic and obese to actually exercise park their horses all over the place and then stick them back in an outdoor stable as they then drive their V8 SUV to the top of East Peak for a quick 1.1 mile hike. Didn't the City of MV just spend tens of thousands to widen the trails and place slurry on it? Do native species enjoy excavators and concrete in their natural habitat? Geoff.

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Jenny Walsh
11 years ago

Safe routes for kids!