Sign helps users find trail beyond point of interest; Arches National Monument, Moab, Utah
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Design And Building,
Interpretation & Wayfinding
Tags:
trailside, trail signs, navigation, wayfinding, desert
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Mile marker made from standard concrete block; Little Tennessee River Trail, Franklin, North Carolina
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Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
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A trail marker attached to a conifer in Oregon. Note the space remaining before the nailhead, allowing for tree growth. This sign was placed approximately 25 years prior to the photo.
A trail marker attached to a conifer in Oregon. Note the space remaining before the nailhead, allowing for tree growth. This sign was placed approximately 25 years prior to the photo.
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Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
Here the edging keeps water from draining so obstacles in the form of drainage bars were placed to try to keep the crushed rock from eroding.
