- A
firebreak or
double track (also
called a fire line, fuel break,
fireroad and
firetrail in Australia) is a gap in
vegetation or
other combustible material...
- to cyclists. Most of the
trails are wide
fireroads that go
around the
hills and the marshes, and one
fireroad that runs north–south
through the
hills ridge...
-
vocabulary of
Australian bushfire control and may also
sometimes be
known as a
fireroad in US terminology. A fire
trail may act as part of a
control line or fire...
- the
northwest and
north by the Los
Angeles city line, on the east by a
fireroad through Griffith Park,
continuing on
Western Avenue, on the
south by Franklin...
-
system of
state parks and
forest for
recreation and
built firebreaks and
fireroads within these tracts for fire prevention. The agency's
capabilities have...
-
because of the
heavy traffic and
escape on foot. Noah and
Helen hike
along a
fireroad and are
forced to
climb down a
small rock face to
escape the
oncoming wildfire...
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trails often incorporate a mix of
challenging terrain, singletrack,
smooth fireroads, and even
paved paths.
Trails with an easy or
moderate technical complexity...
- time-trial race took
place in Fairfax,
California on 21
October 1976, on a
fireroad now
referred to as
Repack Road, due to the need to
repack the hub brake...
- century, the race
follows in
essence the path of the
traditional access fireroad. However,
while average downhill races these days runs to 35mph, Mammoth...
-
trails often incorporate a mix of
challenging terrain, singletrack,
smooth fireroads, and even
paved paths.
Trails with an easy or
moderate technical complexity...
