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No stop sign, but bollards on the trail's edge mark street crossing on San Diego's Harbor Trail
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Advisory & Regulation
Tags:
bollard and traffic dividers, road crossing, bicycle, urban trails
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Another variation on flood warning signs, "Water may be on path" on Cherry Creek Trail; Denver, Colorado
Another variation on flood warning signs, "Water may be on path" on Cherry Creek Trail; Denver, Colorado
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Sign showing distance to trailhead
Sign showing distance to trailhead
Sign showing distance to trailhead
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
The Elk Meadow Park west of Denver is part of Jefferson County's Open Space and funded by sales tax
The Elk Meadow Park west of Denver is part of Jefferson County's Open Space and funded by sales tax
The Elk Meadow Park west of Denver is part of Jefferson County's Open Space and funded by sales tax
Dogs are allowed off leash and other trail users are warned in Parley's Canyon natural area, Salt Lake City
Dogs are allowed off leash and other trail users are warned in Parley's Canyon natural area, Salt Lake City
Dogs are allowed off leash and other trail users are warned in Parley's Canyon natural area, Salt Lake City
Rock Creek Trail at intersection with Georgetown Branch Trail; Bethesda, Maryland
Rock Creek Trail at intersection with Georgetown Branch Trail; Bethesda, Maryland
Rock Creek Trail at intersection with Georgetown Branch Trail; Bethesda, Maryland
