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Circular ramp leads runners, strollers, and cyclists from Pfluger Bridge down to trail on north side of Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake), Austin, Texas
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Surfacing
Tags:
ramp, accessibility and accessible trails, urban trails, pedestrians and people
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Ramp from city street leads to trail system along Downtown Lakewalk; Duluth, Minnesota
Ramp from city street leads to trail system along Downtown Lakewalk; Duluth, Minnesota
Ramp from city street leads to trail system along Downtown Lakewalk; Duluth, Minnesota
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.
Typical crusher fines surface showing very firm matrix with only a few loose larger rock particles.
Typical crusher fines surface showing very firm matrix with only a few loose larger rock particles.
Typical crusher fines surface showing very firm matrix with only a few loose larger rock particles.
Circular ramp leads runners, strollers, and cyclists from Pfluger Bridge down to trail on north side of Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake), Austin, Texas
Circular ramp leads runners, strollers, and cyclists from Pfluger Bridge down to trail on north side of Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake), Austin, Texas
Circular ramp leads runners, strollers, and cyclists from Pfluger Bridge down to trail on north side of Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake), Austin, Texas
Horses, bikes, and walkers all use the crusher fines Highline Canal Trail near Denver, CO.
Horses, bikes, and walkers all use the crusher fines Highline Canal Trail near Denver, CO.
Horses, bikes, and walkers all use the crusher fines Highline Canal Trail near Denver, CO.
Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
