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Mrs. Gentner, who the Gentner's Fritillaries were named after, hiking the Sarah Zigler Interpretive Trail in Jacksonville, Oregon
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Photo by: Lloyd Smith
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nrt photo contest, pedestrians and people, accessibility and accessible trails
More winning photos in the Accessible Trails category
New accessible, waterless restroom at trailhead in DeSoto State Park near Fort Payne, Alabama
New accessible, waterless restroom at trailhead in DeSoto State Park near Fort Payne, Alabama
New accessible, waterless restroom at trailhead in DeSoto State Park near Fort Payne, Alabama
Accessible boating launch at Ochlockonee River State Park on the Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail.
Accessible boating launch at Ochlockonee River State Park on the Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail.
Accessible boating launch at Ochlockonee River State Park on the Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail.
Inclusive cycling trip on the Chief Ladiga Trail where individuals with and without disabilities can ALL participate and enjoy physical activity
Inclusive cycling trip on the Chief Ladiga Trail where individuals with and without disabilities can ALL participate and enjoy physical activity
Inclusive cycling trip on the Chief Ladiga Trail where individuals with and without disabilities can ALL participate and enjoy physical activity
Elephant Rock Braille Trail, Iron County, Missouri
Elephant Rock Braille Trail, Iron County, Missouri
Elephant Rock Braille Trail, Iron County, Missouri
Fairhope, Alabama's bayfront portion of the Eastern Shore National Recreation Trail is a wide path that is well used by walkers of all ages
Fairhope, Alabama's bayfront portion of the Eastern Shore National Recreation Trail is a wide path that is well used by walkers of all ages
Fairhope, Alabama's bayfront portion of the Eastern Shore National Recreation Trail is a wide path that is well used by walkers of all ages
Guadalupe River Trail / San Jose – River Oaks Pedestrian Bridge
Guadalupe River Trail / San Jose – River Oaks Pedestrian Bridge
Guadalupe River Trail / San Jose – River Oaks Pedestrian Bridge
