Crushed rock is used between the rails for the trail surface at the crossing; Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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General Interest,
Safety
Tags:
rail, safety, signs, concrete
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Kayakers share the river locks with barges and motor boat traffic on the Alabama Scenic River Trail.
Kayakers share the river locks with barges and motor boat traffic on the Alabama Scenic River Trail.
Kayakers share the river locks with barges and motor boat traffic on the Alabama Scenic River Trail.
The Boulder Creek Trail runs below the water level with a retaining wall to keep out normal flows; the sign warns people not to shelter from rain here in case of flooding
The Boulder Creek Trail runs below the water level with a retaining wall to keep out normal flows; the sign warns people not to shelter from rain here in case of flooding
The Boulder Creek Trail runs below the water level with a retaining wall to keep out normal flows; the sign warns people not to shelter from rain here in case of flooding
Trails diverge at road crossing in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC with crosswalks marking the route
Trails diverge at road crossing in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC with crosswalks marking the route
Trails diverge at road crossing in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC with crosswalks marking the route
Naval sculptures are part of USS San Diego Memorial along San Diego’s Embarcadero trail
Naval sculptures are part of USS San Diego Memorial along San Diego’s Embarcadero trail
Naval sculptures are part of USS San Diego Memorial along San Diego’s Embarcadero trail
Tri-colored heron along the trail on the Wacissa River Paddling Trail, Florida
Tri-colored heron along the trail on the Wacissa River Paddling Trail, Florida
Tri-colored heron along the trail on the Wacissa River Paddling Trail, Florida
Another variation on flood warning signs, "Water may be on path" on Cherry Creek Trail; Denver, Colorado
Another variation on flood warning signs, "Water may be on path" on Cherry Creek Trail; Denver, Colorado
Another variation on flood warning signs, "Water may be on path" on Cherry Creek Trail; Denver, Colorado
