Sounds like our MUP nearest the popular parks. Good practice to see how slowly one can bicycle without falling over. Once you get 100 yards past the nearest parking lot it's mostly joggers and cyclists, not many pedestrians with dogs, strollers and toddlers. I know it's popular with the cycling garb riders. I lack the wardrobe for that subculture.

I mostly ride in my own neighborhood and a rural route a few miles away. Wide shoulders, not much vehicle traffic. I see a few cyclists out there too. Only adjustment I've needed was to replace my tires with something more puncture resistant. Lots of goat head burrs, broken glass, nails and screws along the shoulders.