111.   The trails were narrow, cranky winders with accidental fall lines and haphazard trail intersections.

112.   The three-quarter-mile Pinery trail is wheelchair-accessible and runs from the visitor center to the ruins of a Butterfield Overland Mail stagecoach station.

113.   The trail already is well-established in Utah and parts of Arizona.

114.   The trail is a project of the San Francisco Historical Society.

115.   The trail is in the shape of a lollipop with a three-mile section leading to a seven-mile loop.

116.   The trail was in bad condition because repairs had been curtailed during the war.

117.   The trail was the brainchild of pioneering land-use planner Benton MacKaye early in this century.

118.   The trail can be steep and slippery.

119.   The trail is a steep climb, and the water is heavy.

120.   The trail is as scenic as it is historic.