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Once an ancient Hawaiian walking path, The Hoapili Trail follows the coastline across jagged lava flows.
Photo Details
Photo by: Sue Crowe
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Interpretive Signs
Tags:
historic, signs and signage, trailhead, volcanic trails and scenes, interpretive sign, map
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Unpaved trail crosses low volume road at entrance to Rocky Mountain Wildlife Refuge with crosswalk, stop sign, and STOP painted on roadway
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Unpaved trail crosses low volume road at entrance to Rocky Mountain Wildlife Refuge with crosswalk, stop sign, and STOP painted on roadway
Interpretive signs on a short trail overlooking the Sawatch Mountain Range; Leadville, Colorado
Interpretive signs on a short trail overlooking the Sawatch Mountain Range; Leadville, Colorado
Interpretive signs on a short trail overlooking the Sawatch Mountain Range; Leadville, Colorado
Mile post includes destination information on the Willamette River Greenway; Eugene, Oregon
Mile post includes destination information on the Willamette River Greenway; Eugene, Oregon
Mile post includes destination information on the Willamette River Greenway; Eugene, Oregon
A weather-resistant trail marker at Buford Park in Eugene, Oregon
A weather-resistant trail marker at Buford Park in Eugene, Oregon
A weather-resistant trail marker at Buford Park in Eugene, Oregon
Rural railroad crossing on Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Rural railroad crossing on Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Rural railroad crossing on Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Sign in Spanish as well as English warns of possible flash floods along the Cherry Creek Trail in Denver, Colorado
Sign in Spanish as well as English warns of possible flash floods along the Cherry Creek Trail in Denver, Colorado
Sign in Spanish as well as English warns of possible flash floods along the Cherry Creek Trail in Denver, Colorado
