San Juan Islands stewardship guide 2022

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C. Silvernail TAKE IT EASY KEEP IT SLOW When driving, go slow to keep wildlife, bicyclists, and pedestrians safe on our narrow country roads. The maximum speed on any San Juan Island is 45 mph, but in many places it is 20-30 mph. Observe speed limits. DITCH THE CAR Consider enjoying the Islands by bike or alternative transportation. Find a bike route for your Island at www.sanjuanco. com/1356/Map-Gallery.
BIKE SAFE, BIKE SMART road biking Narrow County roads often have tight shoulders and poor visibility. Use caution, ride in single file, and pick safe, visible places to fully pull off the road if you need to stop. Always follow the rules of the road and watch for “Sunday drivers” any day of the week. trail biking Trail or mountain biking is offered at select locations in the Islands and are designed to accommodate bike use, minimize conflicts with other users and environmental damage. Be courteous. Let your fellow trail users know you are coming, maintain appropriate speed for conditions, and yield to other users or especially if you are going downhill. DOING YOUR PART FOR THE CLIMATE AND YOUR HEALTH Thanks for making your adventures low carbon by biking around the Islands. Be sure to watch for traffic and consider using roads less traveled such as these: Orcas Island Lopez Island San Juan Island
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