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ABC10: What to know about trail etiquette on the American River Parkway

The American River Parkway is an escape for runners, bikers and even dogs, but the rules of the trail can be confusing for some.

Dianna Poggetto, the executive director of the American River Parkway Foundation, says trail users have to work together on the parkway to stay safe.

“You’ve got cyclists, you’ve got runners, you’ve got equestrians, you have walkers… so you have many users that have to all work together,” said Poggetto. “Look, this is a park. The bottom line is that everyone should have fun out here, and to appreciate it. The last thing anyone wants is to be injured on the parkway.”

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