What is the mountain biking etiquette for single track trails?

What is a mountain biker supposed to do when you see a horse on the trail? Is it ok to wear ... Trail Etiquette. BMA's philosophy on trail etiquette can be boiled down to one phrase: ... If you don't think that this sort of behavior makes trails wider, go check out Hall Ranch where "singletrack" is often six feet wide. read more

Take the time to share proper trail etiquette with new riders when you can. The single best source of trail etiquette and the basics we should all adhere to is the International Mountain Bike Association. Below are IMBA’s rules of the trail: six easy steps to good multi-user trail relations: 1. read more

This is an interesting question that brings up what “yield” means. When using a trail “yielding” really means communicate with the other trail users that you’re approaching and figure out the best way pass each other. read more