New York State Snowmobile Trail Signing Handbook - 10

TRAIL MARKER, INFORMATIONAL AND IDENTIFICATION SIGNS
Typical Design
Name and Use
CORRIDOR
CORRIDOR TRAIL SIGN
Used to identify the corridor trail
by number.
SECONDARY
SECONDARY TRAIL SIGN
Used to identify the secondary
trail by number.
FOOD, LODGING, GAS, PHONE
Informs the rider the services are
near.
STATE FUNDED TRAIL
A reminder to snowmobilers how
the trail system is funded.
JUNCTION IDENTIFICATION
Identifies junctions on state
funded trails.
NYSSA CLUB TRAIL SIGN
Identifies club trails that we open
to the public but not funded by
registration dollars.
TEMPORARY, LIMITED DURATION SIGNS
LOGGING AHEAD
Typical Design
Name and Use
Informs riders that loggin operations
taking place and trucks
may be on or crossing the trail.
TRAIL CLOSED
Used to identify the trail is closed.
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Usual Characterristics
6 " X 6 " Yellow reflective numbers
and border with brown background.
6 " X
6 " Yellow numbers and border
with brown background.
6 " X 6 " White letters on brown
background.
6 " X 8 " Yellow numbers and border
with brown background.
5 " X 7 " Yellow lettering on brown
background. County abbreviation
and assigned junction
number.
6 " X 6 " Blue background with
white lettering and number.
Usual Characterristics
12 " X 12 " Diamond, yellow background,
black lettering (reflective).
12 " X 12 " Diamond, yellow background,
black lettering (reflective).

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