Trails must be constructed and managed to ensure the integrity of the land and to maintain its ability to provide desirable qualities into the future. Terrain differs widely in its suitability for the several types of trail use. Some trails can sustain simultaneous multiple use. Others must be restricted to a single use. Some types of trail use, because of their impact on the land or upon other trail uses, must be restricted to specified trails.
Some trails can sustain some uses in one season and other uses in another.
There should be consistent statewide trail signing that makes clear the permissible uses of each trail. Public participation in development of policy and regulations relative to trail use should be encouraged. Trail users should be educated to proper uses of land and facilities. Multi-use of trails 1. The user who is overtaken generally has the right of way until a suitable passing point is reached.