A unique markup in all Trail Running Stations®
Vous retrouverez 2 balises sur les parcours pour vous indiquer la direction à prendre par le sens de la flèche :
tout droit, à gauche ou à droite
Les balises directionnelles sont apposées à chaque intersection majeure, quasiment tout le temps sur les poteaux directionnels de randonnée. En cas d’absence de tels poteaux, les balises sont placées là où le terrain le permet (autres poteaux, rochers, ...).
LA COULEUR DU NUMERO SUR LA BALISE
Sur chaque balise vous trouverez un ou des numéros qui vous indiqueront le(s) parcours que vous suivez et leur niveau de difficulté
Vert - Facile
Bleu - Moyen
Rouge - Difficile
Noir - Très difficile
Entre les balises
Between two Trail Running Stationl® beacons, you must follow the classic markings (yellow, or white and red if you are on a GR). The two markings complement each other to facilitate your progress.
La fréquence des balises
The density of the signs depends on the configuration of the trail. To avoid any proliferation of signs, we take care to implant only what is essential for the safety of the walker (discretion and efficiency!). A trail in the forest, well laid out, without forks or crossroads, requires only one sign, well placed, every 250 to 300 m to "reassure" the hiker. A trail interspersed with skid trails, a thatched trail of herd trails, a path through rocks, require tighter signage. Regardless of the trail's condition, however, the signs are easily visible to the trailer and the chosen location must be pruned. If you come across a beacon without a number on a course, it indicates the direction to follow.
If you notice damaged or missing beacons, don't hesitate to let us know by email: contact@stationdetrail.com or via the Trail® Stations mobile application (on the route guidance page, the Attention icon allows you to report any anomaly encountered on the route in a geolocated way).
Specific cases
Some resort present special cases: the Trail Running Station® tags can be replaced by paint marks or by tags with a different graphic charter (e. g. National Parks Charter).
The waypoint operation remains the same as on other courses.
You will find more details on the particular markings, in the topos of the concerned courses.
