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This bridge was built for new multi-housing to access the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado. No fences anywhere!
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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canal, urban trails, bridge, residential
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No fences separate the townhouses from the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado
No fences separate the townhouses from the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado
No fences separate the townhouses from the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado
The trail zigzags through development with both cyclists and walkers using the route near downtown Portland, Oregon
The trail zigzags through development with both cyclists and walkers using the route near downtown Portland, Oregon
The trail zigzags through development with both cyclists and walkers using the route near downtown Portland, Oregon
Art on the Walnut Street Bridge across the Tennessee River, which has been converted to nonmotorized trail use. Downtown Chattanooga, TN.
Art on the Walnut Street Bridge across the Tennessee River, which has been converted to nonmotorized trail use. Downtown Chattanooga, TN.
Art on the Walnut Street Bridge across the Tennessee River, which has been converted to nonmotorized trail use. Downtown Chattanooga, TN.
New trails were built for a new housing development to access the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado
New trails were built for a new housing development to access the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado
New trails were built for a new housing development to access the Highline Canal Trail in Aurora, Colorado
Big guitars along the Town Lake Trail in Austin, Texas;
Big guitars along the Town Lake Trail in Austin, Texas;
Big guitars along the Town Lake Trail in Austin, Texas;
Rocks provide erosion control and access to the Truckee River in downtown Reno, Nevada. A trail runs above the flood wall on each side of the river.
Rocks provide erosion control and access to the Truckee River in downtown Reno, Nevada. A trail runs above the flood wall on each side of the river.
Rocks provide erosion control and access to the Truckee River in downtown Reno, Nevada. A trail runs above the flood wall on each side of the river.
