What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is S 605.
Creating Long-Distance Bike Trails on Federal Recreational Lands.
This bill requires federal agencies to identify and promote at least 10 existing and 10 new long-distance bike trails on federal recreational lands. Citizens will benefit from better access to formally designated routes, each at least 80 miles long, suitable for various cycling types like mountain biking and bicycle touring. The law ensures that the development of these new trails avoids conflicts with existing recreational uses, such as horseback riding.
Key points
Mandates the identification of at least 20 long-distance bike routes (minimum 80 miles each) across federal recreational lands.
Improves recreational infrastructure by providing new maps, signage, and promotional materials for cyclists.
Requires coordination to ensure new bike trails do not conflict with established uses like horseback riding or pack animal use.
Status:
Expired
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