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> But anecdotally at least, when compared to mountain bikers and hikers, trail runners are the least likely to volunteer to build and maintain trails. Anecdota
by justin66 7y ago
> But anecdotally at least, when compared to mountain bikers and hikers, trail runners are the least likely to volunteer to build and maintain trails.
Anecdotally. Okay.
More to the point: how much damage will a runner do to a trail compared to a mountain biker?
edit: I'm not sure why hn isn't letting me reply to you over fifty minutes after the fact but I don't believe individual behavior has much to do with it. I see serious damage to trails from bikes all the time (in a wet climate) and I'm not even sure what equally serious damage from a runner could even look like.
- dsfyu404ed 7y agoClose enough to the same that the individual behavior of the rider/runner is the dominating factor.