Dragon Run Saddle Club

11/16/2023

11/13/2023

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10/20/2023

10/20/2023

When it comes to Trail Etiquette: Who goes first?" Things can get...confusing. Let’s shed some light on a general rule of thumb. 1. Runners, bikers, and hikers yield to equestrians. 2-3. Downhill traffic should yield to uphill traffic. 4. Bicyclists should yield to everyone. When in doubt, give other users the right-of-way.

Trail etiquette is key to a safer hiking experience for everyone. 🚲 🥾🐴⛰️🌵

Good trail management combined with user education means a better experience for everyone who gets out and enjoys nature! Respect and expect other users while on the trail. Show courtesy by anticipating other trail users around corners and blind spots. Respect wildlife too! You’re a guest in their home areas so tread lightly. Respect public and private property. Leave no trace and pack out litter.

Be friendly and courteous. Greet other trail users with a simple “Hello!” or “Nice day today!” Avoid greetings that may be misconstrued, such as “On your left.” Directional greetings may cause confusion and lead to incidents on the trail. Keep it friendly, and keep it simple.

07/01/2023

06/24/2023

06/22/2023

PARKS UPDATE: According to Gloucester Parks, Recreation & Tourism, Beaverdam Park will reopen today. However, all trails will be closed while staff clear debris and assess them for safety.

The Gloucester Point Fishing Pier will reopen shortly after staff make some minor repairs. (image courtesy Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal)