Thread: Can you ride on the dirt paths beside train tracks?
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Old 03-26-20 | 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by RMoudatir
I've been looking to do a ride from Los Angeles to Las Vegas one day and explored google maps on what routes I can possibly take. I rather ride with less traffic and on isolated roads, the dirt paths beside the train tracks seem to continue endlessly to my destination. Is it legal and is it rideable at least with WTB Byways or do I need better tires?
Railroads are designed to be used by trains. If you have no above grade crossings, you are at least trespassing. If there are any above grade crossings or bridges, you'll be risking your life.
Use a road or trail.
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