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Pavement stripes and symbols keep cyclists and pedestrians in their own lanes; Martin Olav Sabo Bridge on Midtown Greenway, Minneapolis
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Trail Signs,
Advisory & Regulation
Tags:
rules and regulations on trails, shared use, trailside, pavement stencil, urban trails
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Interpretive sign discusses the salmon habitat and estuary restoration along the Olympic Discovery Trail; Washington
Interpretive sign discusses the salmon habitat and estuary restoration along the Olympic Discovery Trail; Washington
Interpretive sign discusses the salmon habitat and estuary restoration along the Olympic Discovery Trail; Washington
Blaze-style plastic sign nailed to Aspen tree on the Superior Hiking Trail near Duluth, Wisconsin
Blaze-style plastic sign nailed to Aspen tree on the Superior Hiking Trail near Duluth, Wisconsin
Blaze-style plastic sign nailed to Aspen tree on the Superior Hiking Trail near Duluth, Wisconsin
Asphalt paving at rail crossing on concrete trail that provides access to Platte River Greenway; Commerce City, Colorado
Asphalt paving at rail crossing on concrete trail that provides access to Platte River Greenway; Commerce City, Colorado
Asphalt paving at rail crossing on concrete trail that provides access to Platte River Greenway; Commerce City, Colorado
Detail of sign at Trail of the Sentinels trailhead; sign politely says why the trail is closed and who to contact for more information, including a person's name at Mt. Baker Ranger District, Washington
Detail of sign at Trail of the Sentinels trailhead; sign politely says why the trail is closed and who to contact for more information, including a person's name at Mt. Baker Ranger District, Washington
Detail of sign at Trail of the Sentinels trailhead; sign politely says why the trail is closed and who to contact for more information, including a person's name at Mt. Baker Ranger District, Washington
Highly developed crossing with stop sign, symbolic bollard, and mysterious handrail on Orlando's Cady Way Trail
Highly developed crossing with stop sign, symbolic bollard, and mysterious handrail on Orlando's Cady Way Trail
Highly developed crossing with stop sign, symbolic bollard, and mysterious handrail on Orlando's Cady Way Trail
The Maston Area of the Cascade Mountains; where bikers, horses and hikers share the space, but not the trails. Trail routes are lines with lava rock.
The Maston Area of the Cascade Mountains; where bikers, horses and hikers share the space, but not the trails. Trail routes are lines with lava rock.
The Maston Area of the Cascade Mountains; where bikers, horses and hikers share the space, but not the trails. Trail routes are lines with lava rock.
