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Trails

There are a variety of different types and uses of trails, as well as trail designs and implementation methods and development issues. Read the following sections for more history and detail on trails and trail designs as well as the costs and benefits of trails.

  • Roadway and Pedestrian Facility Design
  • Trails
    • Types of Trails
    • Trail Design Issues
    • Trail Development Issues
    • Trail Costs and Benefits
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