The greenway is clear. Sand has been scraped away and down trees have been removed. Sidewalk valley has some overflow but is passable. Rocks have been added to sides of the sidewalk. Ford has some overflow but is passable.
The trail is clear. It still has some large, water-filled mud puddles. North side of the trail near Linville Road has even more nasty areas to watch out for. Causeway on the south side has lots of large bumps that require staying off the seat; it's like riding whoops or moguls.
Leaves are starting fall on the trail; they hide obstacles and are slippery. Shedding trees cause spotty light patterns on the trail that camouflage obstacles.
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