There was bad storm that started about 11:30pm May 10th. The storm knocked down a huge tree in the wooded area next to my apartment. The tree was knocked down into the trail that runs around Twin Lakes so there is no access through anymore.
there are trees blocking the way all along this trail
Fallen trees are blocking the entrance to the Winslow Woods Nature Trail.
There has been some construction on the trails near the Wesley Sports complex. I use the trail to commute to work by bike every day and noted its bad constitution - especially after heavy rain. I had hope for some improvements but the 'closed for construction' signs have been removed and while the trail is now wider it seems like the construction has been stopped half way. The trail is still very sandy / muddy and parts are very soft so that my bike sinks into the sandy surface which makes it very uncomfortable to rise and also somewhat unsafe. Is the construction already done or just paused?
the bushes along East southern eastern side of the trail at this park is taking over the path, people are running on the side in the grass creating mud creating a mess
Down tree blocking path
Tree down on Bryan Park trail neR bathroom.
The west side of the trail between the dog park at switchyard and country club road has absolutely zero trash receptacles. This means that anyone who might have garbage or pet waste has nowhere to dump it when they are on the west part of the trail. The east section of the trail has two between the dog park and country club. It would be convenient if there were just one trash bin in the west side of the trail.
In the past week, I have seen two vehicles on the B Line Trail by the seminary Kroger. In both instances, they turned from Morton Street onto the trail cutting through the area where the pavers are. You need additional bollards or trees or something to prevent traffic from cutting through. Thank you.
There is a very active bald faced hornet nest hanging in a tree over the Clear Creek Trail. The tree is located at 1479 W Eagleview right at the fence next to the trail. It is on the east side of the trail a little bit south of the water fountain. It is right above a water "manhole." I think the tree is a crabapple tree. I have included a picture.