4.2.2 Non-Motorized Multiuse Paths and Widened Shoulders

4.2.2.1Multiuse Paths

There are no multiuse paths in Duchesne County similar to those found in other areas that are paved and parallel to existing roadways or rivers. All trails that are designated for and used by multiple user groups are existing trails on public lands. An example of a multiuse non-motorized trail in Duchesne County would be the Stillwater Trail which is used by hikers, mountain bikers and equestrian users. There is a strong desire in Duchesne County for paved multiuse paths similar to those found in other communities.

4.2.2.2Road Biking

A review of the STRAVA data provided by UDOT shows that the highest road biking areas of use include many of the main arterial and collector routes around Roosevelt like the Cove and North Crescent Roads. Also highly used are the Bluebell Highway, Hwy-87 from Altamont to Duchesne, Moon Lake Road, Hwy35 over Wolf Creek Pass, Hwy-121, Hwy-191 through Indian Canyon, The Bluebell Highway from Roosevelt to Altamont, and the Lake Boreham Rd from Duchesne to Roosevelt. Noticeably low in use is the Hwy-40 corridor throughout the county. This is likely due to the high traffic levels, lack of bike friendly facilities and availability of alternative routes (many of which are listed above). Despite the