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Sneath Lane Trailhead Parking and Accessible Improvements
Golden Gate National Recreation Area » Sneath Lane Trailhead Parking and Accessible Improvements
The existing trailhead at Sneath Lane currently provides parking for approximately 14 vehicles and includes limited visitor amenities. The pavement in the parking area is in poor condition; striping is faded or missing; wheel stops are broken; current layout does not facilitate adequate circulation; and there are no accommodations for visitors with disabilities. Parking is frequently at capacity, particularly on weekends, causing congestion at the trailhead and spillover parking into the neighborhood. Further, a gate at entrance to the trail that was installed to keep motorized vehicles from entering does not allow for easy passage of bicyclist nor is it accessible.
Proposed improvements include: one accessible parking space; formalization of existing parking area to maximize vehicle capacity and facilitate circulation; new striping and wheel stops; resurfaced pavement; new pedestrian gate that will accommodate wheelchairs and space to walk bikes; new trash receptacle and relocated wayside sign.
Proposed improvements include: one accessible parking space; formalization of existing parking area to maximize vehicle capacity and facilitate circulation; new striping and wheel stops; resurfaced pavement; new pedestrian gate that will accommodate wheelchairs and space to walk bikes; new trash receptacle and relocated wayside sign.