4 Things to Know About Slippery Wooden Walkways

  1. Wooden walkways get dangerously slick when wet Old, worn wood or wood with moss or algae becomes especially treacherous, and even treated wood loses traction when wet.

  2. Don’t rely on built-in grip features Some walkways have textured paint or grip strips, but many don’t, so you cannot count on them for safety.

  3. Bring sandals with good rubber soles Wear Crocs, Keens, or any water shoe with real tread. Flip-flops with slick bottoms are a disaster waiting to happen.

  4. Plan for the worst Assume the walkway will be slippery and wear footwear that prevents a fall. Future you will appreciate not landing on your ass.

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