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Trails diverge at road crossing in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC with crosswalks marking the route
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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road crossing, stop sign, bridge
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Sign specifies watching out for trucks crossing Cedar Lake Trail, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sign specifies watching out for trucks crossing Cedar Lake Trail, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sign specifies watching out for trucks crossing Cedar Lake Trail, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Unpaved trail crosses low volume road at entrance to Rocky Mountain Wildlife Refuge with crosswalk, stop sign, and STOP painted on roadway
Unpaved trail crosses low volume road at entrance to Rocky Mountain Wildlife Refuge with crosswalk, stop sign, and STOP painted on roadway
Unpaved trail crosses low volume road at entrance to Rocky Mountain Wildlife Refuge with crosswalk, stop sign, and STOP painted on roadway
Bicycles yield to pedestrian sign at road crossing, Highline Canal Trail through Bible Park; Denver, Colorado
Bicycles yield to pedestrian sign at road crossing, Highline Canal Trail through Bible Park; Denver, Colorado
Bicycles yield to pedestrian sign at road crossing, Highline Canal Trail through Bible Park; Denver, Colorado
Private railroad crossing on Highline Canal Trail, owned by Denver Water Board; Littleton, Colorado
Private railroad crossing on Highline Canal Trail, owned by Denver Water Board; Littleton, Colorado
Private railroad crossing on Highline Canal Trail, owned by Denver Water Board; Littleton, Colorado
Driver's eye view of trail crossing road; Cherry Creek Reservoir Trail, Denver, Colorado
Driver's eye view of trail crossing road; Cherry Creek Reservoir Trail, Denver, Colorado
Driver's eye view of trail crossing road; Cherry Creek Reservoir Trail, Denver, Colorado
More specific advice for trail users in case of flash flood along Big Dry Creek Trail: South Suburban Park District, Colorado
More specific advice for trail users in case of flash flood along Big Dry Creek Trail: South Suburban Park District, Colorado
More specific advice for trail users in case of flash flood along Big Dry Creek Trail: South Suburban Park District, Colorado
