When gates, barriers, or berms are installed on a trail or a road to close it to motorized traffic or for other purposes, but foot travel is encouraged beyond the closure, people who use...
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Foot Travel on Trails and Roads With Restrictions
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7.4.7 Openings
Openings in trail tread surfaces, trail resting spaces, and trail passing spaces shall be small enough to prevent passage of a 1/2 inch- (13 mm-) diameter sphere....
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Installation of Aggregate Surfaces at Bradford Woods
Native soil shall be blended into the last 3-inch lift of crushed rock to soften the color and texture of the finished trail tread....
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1017.7 Slopes
The slopes of trails shall comply with 1017.7....
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1017.7 Slopes
The slopes of trails shall comply with 1017.7....
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1017.3 Clear Tread Width
The clear tread width of trails shall be 36 inches (915 mm) minimum....
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1017.3 Clear Tread Width
The clear tread width of trails shall be 36 inches (915 mm) minimum....
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7.4.12 Gates and Barriers
Where gates or barriers are constructed to control access to trails, gates and barriers shall comply with 7.4.12....
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Existing Facility
[35.104 & 36.104] A facility in existence on any given date, without regard to whether the facility may also be considered newly constructed or altered under this part....
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Stabilized Engineered Wood Fiber for Accessible Trails
Laufenberg Abstract Trails made with wood chips are difficult for those who use mobility aids because the surface is soft, uneven, and shifting....
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1017.10 Trailhead Signs
This section requires trail information signs at trailheads to include information on the length of the trail or trail segment; surface type; typical and minimum tread width; typical and...
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Qualitative and Observational Analysis by Surface Type
In the Midwest, the primary aggregate material made available at quarries for distribution is Limestone; therefore, Limestone was the aggregate component used in the aggregate only trail...
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Designed Use
In conjunction with the applicable "Trail Class," designed use determines which design parameters will apply to a trail....
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F213.1 General
Where toilet facilities and bathing facilities are provided, they shall comply with F213....
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Commercial Facilities
[36.104] Facilities – (1) Whose operations will affect commerce; (2) That are intended for nonresidential use by a private entity; and (3) That are not – (i) Facilities that...
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Step 1: Determine the Applicability of FSTAG
After a decision has been made to design or alter a trail, three questions must be asked: 1. Does the work meet the definitions for new construction or alteration?...
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F206.1 General
Accessible routes shall not be required where outdoor recreation access routes are provided at camping facilities in accordance with F244.5, picnic facilities in accordance with F245.4,...
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Step 4: Calculate Cumulative Deviation Percentage
The drawing shows that: Deviations occur on more than 15 percent of the trail because 15 percent of 950 feet equals 142.5 feet (15 percent of 290 meters equals 43.5 meters), but...
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Rehabilitation Facilities and Outpatient Physical Therapy Facilities: ADA Standard Section 208.2.2
Section 208.2.2 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for accessible parking at rehabilitation and outpatient physical therapy facilities.
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Summary of Costs and Benefits
We determined the final rule would not result in additional costs for camping facilities and picnic facilities....
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Documenting Exceptions and Notifying the U.S. Access Board About Exemptions
Include which condition for an exception applies to the trail or segment of trail, the reason that it applies, the date the decision that the exception applies was made, and the names of...
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Surface
The top layer of a trail....
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11B-201.2 Application based on building or facility use
Where a site, building, facility, room, or space contains more than one use, each portion shall comply with the applicable requirements for that use....
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Access Northern California
We’ve created a descriptive guide on accessible trails, parks and sites in the San Francisco Bay Area titled "Wheelchair Rider's Guide: San Francisco Bay and the Nearby Coast."...
