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Strategies can be implemented in phases to allow property owners and governments to enhance trails without extensive (and expensive) upfront investment while gaining momentum and buy-in for future projects.
Individual trails and the surrounding properties will benefit most from projects that are customized for their location using a mix of low-, moderate-, and high-investment strategies. This list is not comprehensive, and communities should consider their unique properties when developing specific strategies.
Outdoor Strategies
Low-investment Strategies
- Outdoor furniture
- Landscaping
- Bike Parking
- Dog water bowls
- Programmed events
- Water station
Moderate-investment Strategies
- Public art
- On-site bike rentals
- Bike tool stations
- Dedicated repair station
- Canopy/shade structure
- Movable water hose
- Open space for events
- Wayfinding signage
High-investment Strategies
- Bike part vending machine
- Direct trail access
- Trail widening
- Sidewalks
- Bike/ped bridges
- Trail extension
Indoor Strategies
Low-investment Strategies
- Free water refills
- Discounts for trail users
- Free restroom use
Moderate-investment Strategies
- Dedicated bike storage
- Locker facilities
High-investment Strategies
- Bike valet
- On-site bike mechanic
- Shower facilities
- Widened hallways
- Bike elevators
- Key-card protected storage