It works well. All the bikers are able to ride how they want. On that particular route both trails have wonderful scenery. If you are looking for some way to feel discriminated against, you can really look hard. I mean, there are some terrain that is better suited to walking.
People have less of an impact on the ground than cyclists.
He is with the watershed institute down there. We went out there during the rains, when the ground was in total saturation, the water didn't have anywhere to go, it just sits on the surface. At one point he said that he has seen various studies to show that a bicycle tyre has more impact on the ground and exerts more pressure than a tank, because it is so focused and the weight is actually coming down in a more concentrated area. In the summer, when the land dries out, that is when the erosion occurs. The land becomes dusty and on the next winter, the top soil washes away.