Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines (FSTAG) 2013 All Trails and Constructed Features Addressed in the FSTAG and FSORAG that are constructed or altered within the National...
Search Results "Trail Class"
-
2013 Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines (FSTAG)
-
Designed Use
The “Managed Use” of a trail that requires the most demanding design, construction, and maintenance parameters....
-
Trail Class
The prescribed scale of development for a trail, representing its intended design and management standards....
-
APPENDIX B: Federal Trail Data Standards – Class Matrix
11/08/2011 Trail Classes are general categories reflecting trail development scale, arranged along a continuum. ...
-
Designed Use
In conjunction with the applicable "Trail Class," designed use determines which design parameters will apply to a trail....
-
Trail Classes
Trail Classes broadly organize trails by desired management characteristics and the level of development....
-
The FSTAG Implementation Process Flowchart
FSTAG must be applied before initiating new construction or altering any National Forest System trail with a "Designed Use" of "Hiker/Pedestrian."...
-
Trail Class
Trail Class—The prescribed scale of development for a trail, representing its intended design and management standards. (See the Federal Trail Data Standards.)...
-
Trail Class
There are five Trail Classes, ranging from the least developed (Trail Class 1) to the most developed (Trail Class 5): Trail Class 1: Minimally Developed Trail Class 2: Moderately...
-
Federal Trail Data Standards (FTDS)
Trails of all kinds, including Congressionally and secretarially-designated trails, are strongly recognized by the public and governmental agencies as important recreational and cultural...