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Sign direction trail users down dead-end street to continuation of trail in La Conner, Washington
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Direction & Wayfinding Signs
Tags:
signs and signage, caution and warning signs, wayfinding, trailside, direction and navigation
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Managers of Westerly Creek Dam are serious about keep runners and bikers on the trail; plastic safety fencing secured by metal signposts forms the barrier in Denver, Colorado
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Interpretive sign discusses the salmon habitat and estuary restoration along the Olympic Discovery Trail; Washington
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Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsend, Washington
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Crushed rock is used between the rails for the trail surface at the crossing; Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Crushed rock is used between the rails for the trail surface at the crossing; Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Crushed rock is used between the rails for the trail surface at the crossing; Poudre River Trail west of Fort Collins, Colorado
Sign directing users to either Cherry Creek Trail or trail to Hampden Heights Park in Denver, Colorado
Sign directing users to either Cherry Creek Trail or trail to Hampden Heights Park in Denver, Colorado
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