Guess we should ban all public areas then.

Edit: Sorry, didn't mean for the comment to come off a certain way or for it to be misunderstood. I have an aversion to letting lawyers, courts, insurance companies, etc. dictate access to public goods and services in favor isolationism. It's just an unfortunate reality.

Here locally, a lady slipped on the ice on one of our paved trails, and the city was liable for it.  

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bonus if the running trails are gravel, there seems to be a trend where north american cities all pave over their gravel trails to avoid liability in case of injury but it saps a lot of the adventure out of a run/hike if everything is paved.

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Every city should have…

+1!

bonus if the running trails are gravel, there seems to be a trend where north american cities all pave over their gravel trails to avoid liability in case of injury but it saps a lot of the adventure out of a run/hike if everything is paved.