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Sign informs visitors that the paved trail to the overlook turns into a narrow, natural surface trail; Arches National Monument, Utah
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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signs and signage, safety, surface, monuments and memorials, caution and warning signs, steps and staircases, overlook, hazard
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Sign along Mission Bay Trail in San Diego, California
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Typical sign identifying route and informing users of destinations on the Osaugie Trail; Superior, Wisconsin
Typical sign identifying route and informing users of destinations on the Osaugie Trail; Superior, Wisconsin
Typical sign identifying route and informing users of destinations on the Osaugie Trail; Superior, Wisconsin
Approaching cliff along paved trail with rockfall potential; Parley's Canyon Trail, Salt Lake City, Utah
Approaching cliff along paved trail with rockfall potential; Parley's Canyon Trail, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Both motorized and nonmotorized trail activities are allowed on this Ashland, Wisconsin trail. Trail is used for both winter and summer activities.
Both motorized and nonmotorized trail activities are allowed on this Ashland, Wisconsin trail. Trail is used for both winter and summer activities.
Both motorized and nonmotorized trail activities are allowed on this Ashland, Wisconsin trail. Trail is used for both winter and summer activities.
