travel and rhum

So, we have this hiking trail near our house that is managed by our local DNR and is a county park.

There is a particular feature of this park that 85% of people come to see and then immediately leave.

As a consequence of this, some people simply can't find the feature(s) parking area, and drive on the trails. It's especially bad on a day after or before rain, there are deep tire tracks that are fairly deep and fill with water, ruining some parts of the trail. In general its also tearing the ground up.

There are these yellow gates that are designed to prevent vehicles from entering (but local horseback riders able to enter). Thick on one side, and thin on the other, just so that vehicles can't really enter but horses can.

This gate has fallen into disrepair, which is how vehicles are getting in.

Do you think it's "karen-y" of me to call and request the gate be fixed and possibly a sign to not violate county park ordinance (which exists) for driving on grassy, unpaved areas?