Concerns over safety and maintenance of local biking trails were raised during a recent government meeting, highlighting issues at Crowfield Plantation Lake. A resident, who bikes in the area five days a week, reported that several trails are in poor condition, with one particularly dangerous trail featuring a deep hole marked with a \"keep out\" sign that has yet to be repaired.

The resident expressed frustration over illegal parking along the trails, particularly during busy weekends when fishing activity increases. Despite clear signage indicating no parking and the requirement for a fishing license, many visitors disregard these rules, creating hazardous conditions for cyclists and pedestrians. The resident noted that this situation is exacerbated by families allowing their children to play on the trails and the accumulation of trash left by visitors.

In an effort to address the litter problem, the resident and a group of volunteers recently organized a cleanup, collecting significant amounts of trash from the area. However, they emphasized the need for better enforcement of parking regulations and improved maintenance of the trails to ensure safety for all users.

The meeting concluded with a commitment from officials to investigate the issues raised, including the ownership of the trails and potential solutions to enhance safety and cleanliness in the area.