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335 Items Tagged with "interpretive panel"

Name	Description	Copyright
Details of Kiosk Construction	Final details of the construction of the Lady Bird Overlook kiosk at Logan Canyon Scenic Byway are shown.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Telling Stories with Interpretive Panels	This panel at the Lady Bird Overlook kiosk at Logan Canyon Scenic Byway tells several stories.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Studying the Cache Valley Area	A visitor ponders one of the panels at the Lady Bird Overlook kiosk on the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
"Welcome to Willow Inn" Sign	This is one example of an interpretation sign in Logan Canyon, Utah.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Limber Pine Wayside Interpretive Site	Travelers stop to read information panels at Limber Pine Wayside Interpretation Site in Logan Canyon.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
"More Precious than Gold" Sign	The interpretation on the "More Precious than Gold" Sign at Lady Bird Overlook at the mouth of Logan Canyon explains the value of water in this high desert country.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
"Where Mammoths Roamed" Panel	This interpretive sign tells of prehistoric wildlife in the Cache Valley area of Utah.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Interpretive Sign at Ricks Springs	A visitor stands beside one of the interpretive panels at Ricks Springs.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Interpretive Sign at Beaver Junction	A log-and-stone interpretive sign at Beaver Junction talks about "A Road Runs Through It."	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Interpretive Sign at Limber Pine Trailhead	Travelers get oriented at the Limber Pine wayside's interpretive sign.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Interpretive Sign at Temple Fork	A traveler reviews the history and use of the Temple Fork area at this interpretive kiosk.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Interpretive Signs Looking at Wind Caves	These interpretive signs provide one of the best views of the Wind Caves from the canyon floor.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Bicyclist at Interpretive Structure	A bicylcist stops to read the interpretive signs on the Great River Road.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Bigfork Interpretive Site	A covered interpretive site in Bigfork offers visitors a chance to stretch their legs and become oriented with the area.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams
Bigfork Interpretive Site	A covered interpretive site in Bigfork offers visitors a chance to stretch their legs and become oriented with the area.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams
Interpretation Outside the Visitor Center at the West Trailhead	The panel design at this kiosk outside the Visitor Center at the West Trailhead is consistent with signage all along the Byway.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Crown Point and Interpretive Sign	This interpretive sign at the Women's Forum Park overlook is overshadowed by the stunning view of the Gorge and Crown Point House beyond.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Reading About Crown Point	Two visitors are absorbed in this interpretive sign at Women's Forum Park on the Historic Columbia River Highway.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Two-posted Interpretive Sign on the Historic Columbia River Highway	This is an example of an interpretive sign mounted on two posts.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Chester Interpretive Sign on the Jacob's Ladder Trail	This interpretive sign tells more about Chester.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Becket Interpretive Sign on the Jacob's Ladder Trail Trail	Stop at the interpretive signs along the way to get the most out of your drive. This one, "Becket," has been defaced with graffiti.	Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Great Valley Overlook	A visitor to the Blue Ridge Parkway stands at the Great Valley Overlook to observe the entire valley spread out below.	Public domain.
Trail's Cabin	The Blue Ridge Parkway protects and preserves historically and culturally significant buildings for visitors to learn and appreciate early pioneer living.	Public domain.
Veterans Hiking Trail Trailhead	At the base of the Veterans Hiking Trail, this informative kiosk relates the story of the forest fire of 1958 and subsequent restoration efforts.	Public domain. Photo by Rod Nelson