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Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Advisory & Regulation
Tags:
safety, surface, crusher fines, road crossing, bicycle, allowed uses, signs and signage
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Clear Creek Trail closed due to construction activity adjacent to the trail; detour provided along adjacent 44th Avenue. Jefferson County Open Space west of Denver, Colorado
Clear Creek Trail closed due to construction activity adjacent to the trail; detour provided along adjacent 44th Avenue. Jefferson County Open Space west of Denver, Colorado
Clear Creek Trail closed due to construction activity adjacent to the trail; detour provided along adjacent 44th Avenue. Jefferson County Open Space west of 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
Driver's eye view of trail crossing road; Cherry Creek Reservoir Trail, Denver, Colorado
Stop signs and "chicane" gate at railroad crossing; White River Trail, Indianapolis
Stop signs and "chicane" gate at railroad crossing; White River Trail, Indianapolis
Stop signs and "chicane" gate at railroad crossing; White River Trail, Indianapolis
Standardized concrete trail marker in Denver's City Park; Denver, Colorado
Standardized concrete trail marker in Denver's City Park; Denver, Colorado
Standardized concrete trail marker in Denver's City Park; Denver, Colorado
The Big Bay is the topic of this sign along the Harborside Trail; San Diego, California
The Big Bay is the topic of this sign along the Harborside Trail; San Diego, California
The Big Bay is the topic of this sign along the Harborside Trail; San Diego, California
Sign on the Rubicon Trail at D.L. Bliss State Park
Sign on the Rubicon Trail at D.L. Bliss State Park
Sign on the Rubicon Trail at D.L. Bliss State Park
