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An historical trail marker on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon
Photo Details
Photo by: Michael Bullington
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Direction & Wayfinding Signs
Tags:
trailside, mileage marker, pacific crest trail, blaze
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Stern warning about dog waste hazards in Bluff Lake Park, a habitat area on Sand Creek in Denver, Colorado
Stern warning about dog waste hazards in Bluff Lake Park, a habitat area on Sand Creek in Denver, Colorado
Stern warning about dog waste hazards in Bluff Lake Park, a habitat area on Sand Creek in Denver, Colorado
The minimum needed for a rail crossing: trail surface and signs; angled crossing is not optimum; Chattanooga, Tennessee
The minimum needed for a rail crossing: trail surface and signs; angled crossing is not optimum; Chattanooga, Tennessee
The minimum needed for a rail crossing: trail surface and signs; angled crossing is not optimum; Chattanooga, Tennessee
Park in Redding, CA shows prohibited activities as small symbols on a signpost
Park in Redding, CA shows prohibited activities as small symbols on a signpost
Park in Redding, CA shows prohibited activities as small symbols on a signpost
Mile marker made from standard concrete block; Little Tennessee River Trail, Franklin, North Carolina
Mile marker made from standard concrete block; Little Tennessee River Trail, Franklin, North Carolina
Mile marker made from standard concrete block; Little Tennessee River Trail, Franklin, North Carolina
Warning sign and fencing through construction along Schuykill River Greenway; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Warning sign and fencing through construction along Schuykill River Greenway; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Warning sign and fencing through construction along Schuykill River Greenway; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The concrete trail has built-in culverts to accommodate water in the railroad drainage ditches; Denver's Sanderson Gulch Trail
The concrete trail has built-in culverts to accommodate water in the railroad drainage ditches; Denver's Sanderson Gulch Trail
The concrete trail has built-in culverts to accommodate water in the railroad drainage ditches; Denver's Sanderson Gulch Trail
