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  • It does sound like the town was on notice of dangerous conditions.

    Likewise the hiker/stroller.

    I tend to be one of those who believes that a warning of risk at the entrance to a place, be it a building or a path, includes the entiriety of the place I have entered and that the risk does not end until I have exited such a place.

  • We agree, the town has clear warnings around the trail and due in part to the work of a local Eagle Scout, there are numbers 1-50 along the trail to idenitfy to emergency operators for faster response in the event of an injury. It is up to the traveler to be aware of thier location at all times as with anywhere else in the world.