[Skyline35]

It's a comprehensive overview of current trail planning on the SF Peninsula.

https://www.openspace.org/sites/default/files/20190814_RegionalTrailsOverviewPresentation.pdf

Warning: Long (92 pages) and not mountain bike specific.

///Charlie

 

[Skyline35]

Here's an article on one of the projects discussed at the seminar-the Bay to Sea Trail in San Mateo County:

https://www.almanacnews.com/news/2019/08/21/new-effort-in-the-works-to-build-trail-from-bay-to-ocean

Bike legal.

Target completion: 2037 :-/

 

[elenius]

Here's an article on one of the projects discussed at the seminar-the Bay to Sea Trail in San Mateo County:

https://www.almanacnews.com/news/2019/08/21/new-effort-in-the-works-to-build-trail-from-bay-to-ocean

Bike legal.

Target completion: 2037 :-/

Interesting. Currently there is no biking legal trail through Huddart Park. I guess they're planning on opening up Richard's Road Trail to biking then.

 

[Skyline35]

Another article popped-up on this Bay to Sea Trail in San Mateo County:

https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news...cle_7840901e-a22d-11ea-bde7-e7424c9d4610.html

 

[zorg]

$1m per mile of trail. Wonder why little gets done in CA? It's insane. Cool project though.

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[fgiraffe]

$1m per mile of trail. Wonder why little gets done in CA? It's insane. Cool project though.

Didn't the Demo Flow trail cost an eye-opening amount too? $50k/mile plus a lot of volunteer labor?

The 17 year timeline seems optimistic. :cryin: