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Asphalt paving at rail crossing on concrete trail that provides access to Platte River Greenway; Commerce City, Colorado
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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rail crossings, greenway, surface
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Rock sign warns hikers that trail drops off; Superior Hiking Trail, Duluth, Minnesota
Rock sign warns hikers that trail drops off; Superior Hiking Trail, Duluth, Minnesota
Rock sign warns hikers that trail drops off; Superior Hiking Trail, Duluth, Minnesota
Sign indicates trail junction with allowed uses on the Wissahickon Valley Trail in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sign indicates trail junction with allowed uses on the Wissahickon Valley Trail in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sign indicates trail junction with allowed uses on the Wissahickon Valley Trail in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chain link fence keeps public out of housing construction grading site along heavily-used trail at Sparks Marina Park near Reno, Nevada
Chain link fence keeps public out of housing construction grading site along heavily-used trail at Sparks Marina Park near Reno, Nevada
Chain link fence keeps public out of housing construction grading site along heavily-used trail at Sparks Marina Park near Reno, Nevada
Sign warns trail users that railroad crosses trail at an angle; Minneapolis Cedar Lake Regional Trail
Sign warns trail users that railroad crosses trail at an angle; Minneapolis Cedar Lake Regional Trail
Sign warns trail users that railroad crosses trail at an angle; Minneapolis Cedar Lake Regional Trail
Sign warns of rough surface and falling rocks; Shoal Creek Trail, Austin, Texas
Sign warns of rough surface and falling rocks; Shoal Creek Trail, Austin, Texas
Sign warns of rough surface and falling rocks; Shoal Creek Trail, Austin, Texas
Trail swings around to cross tracks at 90 degree angle; Minneapolis Cedar Lake Regional Trail
Trail swings around to cross tracks at 90 degree angle; Minneapolis Cedar Lake Regional Trail
Trail swings around to cross tracks at 90 degree angle; Minneapolis Cedar Lake Regional Trail
