Here are a couple of fire trail signposts seen on the Robinsons Knob trail in New England National Park. These are most essential in times of bushfire when firefighters from out-of-area are navigating unfamiliar territory. Even more critical is the information “no outletâ€? – don’t take this trail without assessing the risk – it’s a dead end.
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