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Carson City outlines 100+ mile trails system, funding sources and starts local e‑bike discussion
Summary
Trails coordinator Greg Bergman told the joint meeting that Carson City manages more than 100 miles of trails, highlighted funding partners and volunteer networks, and urged the committees to consider how to manage electric bicycles consistent with Nevada Revised Statutes and federal land rules.
Greg Bergman, trails coordinator, gave a broad overview of Carson City’s trails network and the city’s approach to planning, construction and maintenance. He told the joint Open Space Advisory Committee and Parks and Recreation Commission meeting that trails serve transportation, recreation, public health and economic functions.
The nut graf: Bergman said Carson City now manages a diverse network — more than 100 miles total — and relies on a mix of federal grants, local partners and volunteers to build and maintain trails; he also flagged e‑bikes as an emerging management issue that will require public discussion.
Bergman said the city has more than 100 miles of trails inside its boundary, including over 50 miles of single‑track, more than 25 miles of paved shared‑use trails and roughly 15 miles of accessible double‑track. He also said the city manages over 25 miles of off‑highway vehicle (OHV)…
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