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Crusher fines trail climbing gentle slope in Elk Meadow Park; Jefferson County, Colorado
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Surfacing
Tags:
crusher fines, surface, accessibility and accessible trails, grade, walking
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Water running down the slope gathers on the crusher fines trail because of insufficient cross slope of the trail.
Water running down the slope gathers on the crusher fines trail because of insufficient cross slope of the trail.
Water running down the slope gathers on the crusher fines trail because of insufficient cross slope of the trail.
The plank edging is supposed to keep the crusher fines in place; Big Dry Creek Nature Trail, Westminster, CO.
The plank edging is supposed to keep the crusher fines in place; Big Dry Creek Nature Trail, Westminster, CO.
The plank edging is supposed to keep the crusher fines in place; Big Dry Creek Nature Trail, Westminster, CO.
Ramp from city street leads to trail system along Downtown Lakewalk; Duluth, Minnesota
Ramp from city street leads to trail system along Downtown Lakewalk; Duluth, Minnesota
Ramp from city street leads to trail system along Downtown Lakewalk; Duluth, Minnesota
Patterned concrete marks the walking trail while the bike trail is asphalt; Pacific Beach, San Diego
Patterned concrete marks the walking trail while the bike trail is asphalt; Pacific Beach, San Diego
Patterned concrete marks the walking trail while the bike trail is asphalt; Pacific Beach, San Diego
Slight separation between the adjoining treads, one concrete and the other natural surface often used by equestrians; Crown Hill Park trails in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Slight separation between the adjoining treads, one concrete and the other natural surface often used by equestrians; Crown Hill Park trails in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Slight separation between the adjoining treads, one concrete and the other natural surface often used by equestrians; Crown Hill Park trails in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
