These trails are the most well cared for patch of the woods. Aim your destructive gaze elsewhere!
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Jon Somich
5 years ago
Please let the kids have a place to be outside and have fun
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Humberto Ontiveros
5 years ago
Please keep these amazing trails running!!! They are some of the best in the nation. It would be a shame to let all the hard work and dedication go to waste.
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Ben Edmonson
5 years ago
These trails are an essential part of the community. They serve as a healthy outlet for people of all ages to relieve stress while building up their community. The work that goes into building and maintaining trails teaches young people valuable life lessons and builds character skills that they will carry for the rest of their lives. To destroy this trail system would be a travesty, negatively impacting the growing sense of community in the greater Austin area.
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Christopher Riggs
5 years ago
Kids & grown up need these outlets !!
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Seth page
5 years ago
Keep the parks alive. Keeps the kids active & is a great hobby.
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Adam Lee
5 years ago
If the trails are not in a spot that is causing any harm, I feel they should be allowed or even encouraged. Building dirt jumps and jumping them builds character and helps people of all ages feel included.
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John Beutner
5 years ago
It's sad to see a spot destroyed. This is a really positive outlet that gets kids off the streets and away from drugs and alcohol. Building and riding trails also teaches hard work, dedication, and love. I hope the members of the City of Pflugerville can find it in their hearts to save a trail spot.
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Randall Gerber
5 years ago
We can't keep taking away places for our youth to enjoy outdoor activities and express themselves. I am a 38 yr old adult that still enjoys riding these places. As a youth i never had a place like these to ride.
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Brian Rosse
5 years ago
I don’t live in Texas but I am always in support of saving local trail spots. There is too much blood sweat and tears that go into creating these spots that can last and last for future generations
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Cody Martz
5 years ago
DO NOT PLOW!
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David Peterson
5 years ago
Save the trails its great for boys and girls of all ages to hang and have fun
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Talib Abdullahi
5 years ago
BMX trails help promote kids and adults being outside in nature, being active, building new skills + confidence, and having fun. Biking and being outdoors saved my life. We need more places to ride bikes and increase access to clean, healthy fun for all communities.
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Cameron Espinoza
5 years ago
Cmon let them ride
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Brett rubin
5 years ago
Save the trails!
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Dave SMITH
5 years ago
Save the tarilz
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Scott Arney
5 years ago
Save spaces for kids to build something of their own, ride, learn and have fun instead of playing video games or getting into trouble.
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Jason d
5 years ago
This place is awesome please help
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Joshua Guyer
5 years ago
This place is n amazing place with years and years of history. It would be devastating to a large community if people nationwide. I along with many others travel from 18+ hours annually just to visit and enjoy this place not to mention all the locals that get to enjoy it on a regular basis and for the future generations of kids who can gain so much from being involved in the trail community.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Tourist industry, take a look at bentonville, Arkansas and start supporting this in Austin.
These trails are the most well cared for patch of the woods. Aim your destructive gaze elsewhere!
Please let the kids have a place to be outside and have fun
Please keep these amazing trails running!!! They are some of the best in the nation. It would be a shame to let all the hard work and dedication go to waste.
These trails are an essential part of the community. They serve as a healthy outlet for people of all ages to relieve stress while building up their community. The work that goes into building and maintaining trails teaches young people valuable life lessons and builds character skills that they will carry for the rest of their lives. To destroy this trail system would be a travesty, negatively impacting the growing sense of community in the greater Austin area.
Kids & grown up need these outlets !!
Keep the parks alive. Keeps the kids active & is a great hobby.
If the trails are not in a spot that is causing any harm, I feel they should be allowed or even encouraged. Building dirt jumps and jumping them builds character and helps people of all ages feel included.
It's sad to see a spot destroyed. This is a really positive outlet that gets kids off the streets and away from drugs and alcohol. Building and riding trails also teaches hard work, dedication, and love. I hope the members of the City of Pflugerville can find it in their hearts to save a trail spot.
We can't keep taking away places for our youth to enjoy outdoor activities and express themselves. I am a 38 yr old adult that still enjoys riding these places. As a youth i never had a place like these to ride.
I don’t live in Texas but I am always in support of saving local trail spots. There is too much blood sweat and tears that go into creating these spots that can last and last for future generations
DO NOT PLOW!
Save the trails its great for boys and girls of all ages to hang and have fun
BMX trails help promote kids and adults being outside in nature, being active, building new skills + confidence, and having fun. Biking and being outdoors saved my life. We need more places to ride bikes and increase access to clean, healthy fun for all communities.
Cmon let them ride
Save the trails!
Save the tarilz
Save spaces for kids to build something of their own, ride, learn and have fun instead of playing video games or getting into trouble.
This place is awesome please help
This place is n amazing place with years and years of history. It would be devastating to a large community if people nationwide. I along with many others travel from 18+ hours annually just to visit and enjoy this place not to mention all the locals that get to enjoy it on a regular basis and for the future generations of kids who can gain so much from being involved in the trail community.
Tourist industry, take a look at bentonville, Arkansas and start supporting this in Austin.