What is a trail?
Q: What is a trail?
A: A trail is a path or road primarily designed for pedestrians.
Q: What activities are commonly done on trails?
A: Walking is the primary activity, but cycling, cross-country skiing, and other activities can also take place on trails.
Q: Are all trails accessible to motorized vehicles?
A: No, some trails specifically prohibit the use of motorized vehicles.
Q: Can anyone use a trail?
A: It depends on the individual trail, as some may be off-limits to certain groups or only allow certain activities.
Q: What is the difference between a trail and a road?
A: A trail is primarily designed for walking and non-motorized activities, whereas a road is typically used by motorized vehicles and designed for transportation.
Q: Can a trail be used for biking?
A: Yes, some trails allow for cycling.
Q: What are some other activities that can be done on trails?
A: Depending on the trail, activities such as hiking, trail running, snowshoeing, and bird watching can be done on trails.
