Crusher fines trail climbing gentle slope in Elk Meadow Park; Jefferson County, Colorado
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Design And Building,
Surfacing
Tags:
surfaces, accessible trails, crusher fines, stone
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Sign where spur trail takes off from the Superior Hiking Trail in Duluth, Minnesota
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Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
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