Slow & Say Hello!

We're all part of this community, just trying to have a good time and get to where we're going.

Whether you're on wheels, on foot, or in the saddle, we all share the same trails and streets. A simple wave, a "hello," or a moment of eye contact can acknowledge shared space, prevent accidents, and make every outing better for everyone.

It's as simple as this.

Six easy habits make our shared pathways better for everyone, no matter how you get around.

  • Slow Down
  • Say Hello
  • Show Up
  • Tune In
  • Stay in Control
  • Leave No Trace
person in yellow jacket riding e-bike with a dog in the front basket

Find tips for the way you get around.

Two cyclists ride across a rustic wooden bridge lined with railings through a forest of golden autumn trees in roaring fork valley
Two people walk along a wooden boardwalk through a forest of thin, bare trees during the day.
A winding road curves through a mountain landscape with yellow and green autumn foliage and distant snowy peaks in roaring fork valley
Two bicycles parked on a metal bridge deck with a truss railing, with mountains and trees in the background in roaring fork valley
A cyclist rides away on a paved path through a grassy field toward a hillside covered in autumn-colored trees in roaring fork valley

The trail is better when we're in it together.


Slow & Say Hello! is a regional multimodal safety initiative spanning the Roaring Fork Valley, supported by a coalition of local jurisdictions and partners working together to make every journey safer and more enjoyable for everyone.

two cyclists riding on a paved path with yellow trees in the background