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ATVs have their own road base tread along Tri-County Recreation Corridor; Superior, Wisconsin
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Surfacing
Tags:
surface, shared use, ohv/atv, tread, natural surface
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A fine grained, dark crusher rock is the surface for the trail at Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
A fine grained, dark crusher rock is the surface for the trail at Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
A fine grained, dark crusher rock is the surface for the trail at Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
Skinner Butte Trail; Eugene, Oregon
A better crusher fines trail in the same Bluff Lake Nature Area, Denver
A better crusher fines trail in the same Bluff Lake Nature Area, Denver
A better crusher fines trail in the same Bluff Lake Nature Area, Denver
The fabric used under the crusher fines is exposed because of insufficient depth of material on Big Creek Nature Trail; Westminster, Colorado
The fabric used under the crusher fines is exposed because of insufficient depth of material on Big Creek Nature Trail; Westminster, Colorado
The fabric used under the crusher fines is exposed because of insufficient depth of material on Big Creek Nature Trail; Westminster, Colorado
Crusher fines trail marked for pedestrians along Mary Carter Greenway by the Platte River, South Suburban Park District, Colorado
Crusher fines trail marked for pedestrians along Mary Carter Greenway by the Platte River, South Suburban Park District, Colorado
Crusher fines trail marked for pedestrians along Mary Carter Greenway by the Platte River, South Suburban Park District, Colorado
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
Trail to overlook at Molas Pass on the Colorado Trail; note handrail only along slope above parking lot
