This groundbreaking book presents eleven generative concepts as the foundation for a concise process that explains, relates, and predicts what actually happens on all natural surface trails.
Eleven concepts explain natural surface and crushed stone trails
This groundbreaking new book captures much of the detailed knowledge of skilled trail designers. It presents eleven generative concepts as the foundation for a concise process that explains, relates, and predicts what actually happens on all natural surface trails. The concepts cover the essential physical and human forces and relationships that govern trails—how we perceive nature, how trails make us feel, how trail use changes trails, how soils and trail materials behave, and how water, drainage, and erosion act.
The real power of the concepts, however, is in their interaction. Together, they create a powerful, flexible system of thought for generating sustainable, enjoyable, and appropriate natural surface trails.
A new foundation of thought
The eleven concepts explain natural surface trails in terms of their basic forces and relationships, both physical and human. The concepts:
Plus they're easy for both novices and experts to learn and use.
You'll never look at trails the same way again.
General. All trail types are relevant.
Date | Sep 2004 |
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