Equestrians and cyclist meet on the Richard Martin National Recreation Trail; Elkmont, Alabama
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Photo by: Kari Kirby
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The National Tunnel accumulates great mounds of ice in the winter unless the tunnel is closed off. A trail group designed a solution based on the plastic strip curtains used on commercial coolers. At each end of the tunnel, two strip doors about 10’ apart create a temperature buffer that keeps the tunnel interior above freezing
The National Tunnel accumulates great mounds of ice in the winter unless the tunnel is closed off. A trail group designed a solution based on the plastic strip curtains used on commercial coolers. At each end of the tunnel, two strip doors about 10’ apart create a temperature buffer that keeps the tunnel interior above freezing
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The Boulder Creek Trail runs below the water level with a retaining wall to keep out normal flows; the sign warns people not to shelter from rain here in case of flooding
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Stairs up Bow Ridge where the West Penn Trail passes over Conemaugh Lake. The tunnel that carried the railroad is now plugged, so bicyclists must climb over the ridge. These stairs make the climb easier.
Stairs up Bow Ridge where the West Penn Trail passes over Conemaugh Lake. The tunnel that carried the railroad is now plugged, so bicyclists must climb over the ridge. These stairs make the climb easier.
Stairs up Bow Ridge where the West Penn Trail passes over Conemaugh Lake. The tunnel that carried the railroad is now plugged, so bicyclists must climb over the ridge. These stairs make the climb easier.
