Share the Trail. Ride Smart.
Bike WRV is a valley-wide effort to keep Wood River Valley trails safe, predictable, and enjoyable for everyone.
The Wood River Valley’s interconnected pathways are one of our most valued assets, and sharing them safely is everyone’s responsibility. As trail use grows, local partners are working together to promote clear, consistent etiquette across the region.
Ride with awareness. Respect others. Help reduce conflicts so everyone can enjoy the trail.
The Simple Rules That Keep Everyone Safe
Whether you’re on two wheels or two feet, predictable behavior makes all the difference.
- Slow down: Ride at a controlled, reasonable speed, especially in busy areas.
- Yield appropriately: Cyclists always yield to pedestrians, runners, and equestrians.
- Communicate clearly: Announce yourself before passing. Make eye contact when possible.
- Pass with care: Only pass when it’s safe and visibility is clear.
- Respect all users: Every trail user deserves space, safety, and consideration, regardless of speed or ability.
One Trail System. Shared Responsibility.
Trail rules can vary depending on where you are. A few important reminders:
- Speed limits: Many pathways, including the Wood River Trail, are capped at 20 mph unless otherwise posted.
- Helmets: Required for riders under 18 using e-bikes and electric mobility devices in Hailey.
- Local regulations: Differ across city jurisdictions and on federal lands.
Always follow posted signage and ride responsibly.
Join the Movement
Bike WRV isn’t just a campaign, it’s a community effort.
This summer, commit to:
- Riding predictably
- Communicating clearly
- Respecting others
Together, we can keep the Wood River Valley’s trails safe, enjoyable, and accessible for everyone.
Ride smart. Share the trail. See you out there!
Bike WRV Partners
