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Low water crossing built in 2009 on Cherry Creek Trail in Denver, Colorado
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Bridges And Boardwalks
Tags:
greenway, accessibility and accessible trails, urban trails, bridge, water crossing
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Example of an asphalt patch at the concrete sill which the bridge abuts against; Little Dry Creek Trail, Arvada, Colorado
Example of an asphalt patch at the concrete sill which the bridge abuts against; Little Dry Creek Trail, Arvada, Colorado
Example of an asphalt patch at the concrete sill which the bridge abuts against; Little Dry Creek Trail, Arvada, Colorado
Planked walk laid on soil surface in Mill Creek Canyon; Salt Lake City, Utah
Planked walk laid on soil surface in Mill Creek Canyon; Salt Lake City, Utah
Planked walk laid on soil surface in Mill Creek Canyon; Salt Lake City, Utah
Board surface adjacent to paved bikeway; Downtown Lakewalk in Duluth, Minnesota
Board surface adjacent to paved bikeway; Downtown Lakewalk in Duluth, Minnesota
Board surface adjacent to paved bikeway; Downtown Lakewalk in Duluth, Minnesota
The sharp contrast of Redding's Sundial Bridge against an overcast winter sky.
The sharp contrast of Redding's Sundial Bridge against an overcast winter sky.
The sharp contrast of Redding's Sundial Bridge against an overcast winter sky.
Ornamental concrete bridge abutments on the Big Dry Creek Trail in Westminster, Colorado
Ornamental concrete bridge abutments on the Big Dry Creek Trail in Westminster, Colorado
Ornamental concrete bridge abutments on the Big Dry Creek Trail in Westminster, Colorado
Non-skid metal surface on boardwalk keeps trail dry along water's edge; Marsh Island, Arboretum Waterfront Trail in Seattle, Washington
Non-skid metal surface on boardwalk keeps trail dry along water's edge; Marsh Island, Arboretum Waterfront Trail in Seattle, Washington
Non-skid metal surface on boardwalk keeps trail dry along water's edge; Marsh Island, Arboretum Waterfront Trail in Seattle, Washington
