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Engineered ramp along vertical wall brings pedestrians and bikers from sidewalk along Speer Blvd down to Cherry Creek Trail, Denver
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Surfacing
Tags:
ramp, accessibility and accessible trails, greenway, handrail
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Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Ramps provide access from downtown businesses down to Duluth, Minnesota Lakewalk along Lake Superior
Ramps provide access from downtown businesses down to Duluth, Minnesota Lakewalk along Lake Superior
Ramps provide access from downtown businesses down to Duluth, Minnesota Lakewalk along Lake Superior
The plank edging is supposed to keep the crusher fines in place; Big Dry Creek Nature Trail, Westminster, CO.
The plank edging is supposed to keep the crusher fines in place; Big Dry Creek Nature Trail, Westminster, CO.
The plank edging is supposed to keep the crusher fines in place; Big Dry Creek Nature Trail, Westminster, CO.
Signs between the bicycle and pedestrian routes on separated bicycle and pedestrian routes, both paved, along West River Parkway, Minneapolis
Signs between the bicycle and pedestrian routes on separated bicycle and pedestrian routes, both paved, along West River Parkway, Minneapolis
Signs between the bicycle and pedestrian routes on separated bicycle and pedestrian routes, both paved, along West River Parkway, Minneapolis
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Crushed rock that is larger and looser than ideal; Bluff Lake Nature Area, Denver.
Crushed rock that is larger and looser than ideal; Bluff Lake Nature Area, Denver.
Crushed rock that is larger and looser than ideal; Bluff Lake Nature Area, Denver.
