Unofficial Trail Authority Office of Surface Continuity and Recreational Passage

Serial TA–2001–014
Revision TA-WEB-1.0

The Authority keeps a file on fun, on features left as their builders made them, and on the speed people practice with their friends. It also announces the occasional large day, and calls that day a trail speed assessment.

Current notice · OP-TSM-01

Operation: Trans San Marcos

Operation: Trans San Marcos is announced as the principal trail speed assessment of the season. The office does not call it a race. Individual speed will be recorded, because a day of this length is one of the appointments a person is allowed to take seriously. The assembly point and the route figure follow in a later revision. The participation form prepares a request. It does not yet reserve a place or collect a fee.

Summary facts for OP-TSM-01
Classification Trail Speed Assessment
Status Announced. This is the principal operation of the season.
Date To be fixed in the next revision. The operation itself is no longer hypothetical.
Region San Marcos
Place Assembly point not yet designated. This page is not yet a meeting point.
Route length Long. The figure will be posted with the assembly point. The assessment is meant to take the day.
Difficulty A proper trail speed assessment. Features are ridden as the builders left them. The course is not tidied for the occasion.
Timing Individual speed is recorded and compared. The comparison is the point of the day.
Entry cost None collected on this site.

Review operation Submit participation form

Current operating conditions

Current operating conditions
Item Status Note
Features To be left Builders' work stays as they made it. Visitors do not soften or enlarge it.
Fun Maintainable A trail should still ask a question. An unused afternoon does not improve.
Disclosure Quiet Undesignated corridors stay off the feed. Picture yes. Place no.

Commissioner's bulletin · CB-26-11

Office of the Commissioner

The public is advised that an afternoon, a bicycle, and a friend who would say yes constitute a complete authorization. A trail made less interesting for the comfort of a person who is not coming has suffered a loss. Speed, practiced on purpose, is not a breach of decorum. The office recommends that the opportunity be taken, and that the feature be left as its builders made it.

Office of the Commissioner
7 November 2026