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Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Photo Details
Photo by: Mike Bullington
Photo category:
Surfacing
Tags:
trail construction, surface, trail crew, trail tools and equipment
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ATVs have their own road base tread along Tri-County Recreation Corridor; Superior, Wisconsin
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Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
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The landscape fabric is exposed due to runoff - the trail runs straight down the slope; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The landscape fabric is exposed due to runoff - the trail runs straight down the slope; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Equestrians have made their own informal path along Van Bibber Creek Trail; Jefferson County Open Space, Colorado
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