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posted Aug 20, 2019
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Lois Bachensky with USDA Forest Service
A crusher fine trail combines the rustic feeling of a natural surface trail with a surface type that's durable (but not concrete or asphalt). The natural gravel-like surface feels more like a trail than a hard surfaced path and fits in well with primitive settings.
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Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
Crusher fines trail through mowed turf park at Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Crusher fines trail through mowed turf park at Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Crusher fines trail through mowed turf park at Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Well-built crusher fines trail is separated from concrete; Cherry Creek Trail, Denver, Colorado
Well-built crusher fines trail is separated from concrete; Cherry Creek Trail, Denver, Colorado
Well-built crusher fines trail is separated from concrete; Cherry Creek Trail, Denver, Colorado
Crusher fines trail climbing gentle slope in Elk Meadow Park; Jefferson County, Colorado
Crusher fines trail climbing gentle slope in Elk Meadow Park; Jefferson County, Colorado
Crusher fines trail climbing gentle slope in Elk Meadow Park; Jefferson County, Colorado
Trail climbs at a low angle up the face of Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Trail climbs at a low angle up the face of Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Trail climbs at a low angle up the face of Westerly Creek Dam; Denver, Colorado
Single track crusher fines trail through grass along Little Dry Creek; Arvada, Colorado
Single track crusher fines trail through grass along Little Dry Creek; Arvada, Colorado
Single track crusher fines trail through grass along Little Dry Creek; Arvada, Colorado
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