Is the recreation trail a hiking trail?
We intend for the recreation trail to be a shared use trail appropriate for hikers, equestrians, and bicyclists. In practice, use depends upon policies of the various managing agencies, but all portions of the trail should be available to hikers. The National Park Service owns only three miles of the trail (in the Presidio of San Francisco) and therefore relies on other federal, state, local, and private partners to construct and maintain the trail. The NPS generally signs and interprets the trail and supports trail and site protection in a variety of ways. Trail segments available for use can be found on our website: www.nps.gov/juba. Click on “In Depth.
We intend for the recreation trail to be a shared use trail appropriate for hikers, equestrians, and bicyclists. In practice, use depends upon policies of the various managing agencies, but all portions of the trail should be available to hikers. The National Park Service owns only three miles of the trail (in the Presidio of San Francisco) and therefore relies on other federal, state, local, and private partners to construct and maintain the trail. The NPS generally signs and interprets the trail and supports trail and site protection in a variety of ways. Trail segments available for use can be found on our website: www.nps.gov/juba.
