Another key factor is trail etiquette and the expectations for different user groups. Hikers, bikers, and dog walkers ...

As more people take to the trails for outdoor recreational activities, the more important it is to be aware of basic trail ...

Trail etiquette isn’t quite as rigid as 19th-century society, luckily for us. There are no calling cards to fold just so, no rules about crossing ballrooms unescorted and no hysteria at exposed ...

With summer in full swing, local officials and organizations are encouraging residents and visitors on bikes to be vigilant ...

Hiking with pets can be a fun way to enjoy the summer weather, but it also involves a little more planning. Here are some tips to have a great adventure.

One of Greater Seattle’s most prominent stereotypes — we’re outdoorsy — is backed by data. Just under 40% of local adults — about 1.7 million people — hit the hiking trails over the ...

Trail etiquette encouraged due to rise in traffic. Local Trending News. ... Kate Lewis from TART Trails says their trails have seen over five hundred thousand visitors per year.

When it comes to outdoor adventure and trail knowledge, no one knows the region better than Hiking Bob. Bob Falcone provided ...

The rise in trail use at forest preserves and parks throughout the region comes with words of caution from those who oversee the facilities, especially when it comes to electric bicycles, or e-bikes.