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SCENIC PAVED PATHS
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CARE FOR TRAILS Scenic, safe trails are a huge asset to our community. Nature and beauty are highly valued by Truckee locals and visitors. Let’s be proud of our trails. Help maintain cleanliness for the enjoyment of everyone!
Clean up after your dog. There is no poop fairy!
Use the pet baggies and trash cans provided along the way.
Careful with trailside plants and animals.
Avoid using adjacent dirt trails after rain or snow.
SHARE THE TRAILS Truckee’s scenic paved trails are multi-use, to be enjoyed by all users— walkers, runners, bikers, wheelchairs, parents with strollers, photographers, skateboarders and dogs. Help keep everyone’s trail experience a happy one!
A smile goes a long way!
Be aware (make eye contact).
Keep dogs under control; carry a leash.
Bike at a safe speed.
Let others know when you are passing “on your left”.
Stay to the right, and you’ll be all right.
Teach children how to share the trail.
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n 2015/2016, the Truckee Chamber of Commerce embarked upon a Brand positioning and new Truckee.com web site project; the Place-Based Marketing Initiative. Funded by Public / Private Partners, this project included four community workshops and two online surveys to gather community input. Truckee residents, business owners and visitors expressed that nature / beauty and access to world class recreation are essential community core values. Protecting and building a trail system that sustains our quality of life while fostering a vibrant community for years to come aligns with the Truckee Chamber of Commerce mission.
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he Truckee Trails Foundation (TTF) is a non-profit focused on the development of Truckee’s trails and bikeways system. Our goal is to connect people and places, reduce dependence on cars, and improve physical, social, and environmental health for our community. We serve as trails advocates, raise funds for trail building, and work throughout the summer to ensure dirt trails are maintained, safe, and sustainable. We partner with the Town of Truckee, the U.S. Forest Service, local HOAs, and many more public and private partners to identify new trail locations that will create a connected community—usable for bikers, runners, hikers, wheelchairs, and others making Truckee a desirable place to live, work, and visit.
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s a partner with the Truckee Trails Foundation, the Town of Truckee provides paved trail funding, engineering, planning and construction work in alignment with the Truckee Trails & Bikeways Master Plan originally adopted in 2002. A comprehensive update of the Master Plan was approved by the Town Council on September 22, 2015. The Truckee Trails and Bikeways Master Plan is a long-range planning document for the design and construction of recreational trails and on-street bikeways within and adjacent to the Town of Truckee.
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