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Sign and dog waste bag dispenser in Elk Meadow Park; Jefferson County Open Space, Colorado
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Advisory & Regulation
Tags:
signs and signage, rules and regulations on trails, land and open space, pet waste and regulations
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Once an ancient Hawaiian walking path, The Hoapili Trail follows the coastline across jagged lava flows.
Once an ancient Hawaiian walking path, The Hoapili Trail follows the coastline across jagged lava flows.
Once an ancient Hawaiian walking path, The Hoapili Trail follows the coastline across jagged lava flows.
A trailside sign updates users on a trail realignment project in Buford Park; Eugene, Oregon
A trailside sign updates users on a trail realignment project in Buford Park; Eugene, Oregon
A trailside sign updates users on a trail realignment project in Buford Park; Eugene, Oregon
Warning signs for trail users before entering construction area along Schuykill River Greenway; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Warning signs for trail users before entering construction area along Schuykill River Greenway; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Warning signs for trail users before entering construction area along Schuykill River Greenway; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Road crossing ahead; Sand Creek in Denver, Colorado
Road crossing ahead; Sand Creek in Denver, Colorado
Road crossing ahead; Sand Creek in Denver, Colorado
Watch for possible flooding over the next mile, as well as general caution signs; Sand Creek Greenway, Commerce City, Colorado
Watch for possible flooding over the next mile, as well as general caution signs; Sand Creek Greenway, Commerce City, Colorado
Watch for possible flooding over the next mile, as well as general caution signs; Sand Creek Greenway, Commerce City, Colorado
This stretch of the Baker River Trail crosses private property. Trail users are warned that they are only allowed to walk or ride on the trail.
This stretch of the Baker River Trail crosses private property. Trail users are warned that they are only allowed to walk or ride on the trail.
This stretch of the Baker River Trail crosses private property. Trail users are warned that they are only allowed to walk or ride on the trail.
