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Here are a few traditional markers constructed with rocks. Note that the "turn" markers are constructed so that the smaller rock on the ground points in the direction of the trail.
<gallery>
Image:Trail sign marker.png|This is the Trail
Image:Trail sign turn left.png|Trail turns left
Image:Trail sign turn right.png|Trail turns right
Image:Trail sign danger.png|Danger ahead
</gallery>
Other traditional markers include broken tree branches pointed in the direction the follower is supposed to go. You can also use sticks on the ground to make arrows. Breaking tree branches may not be appropriate in some areas but if breaking the branch helps keep the trail clear it is usually acceptable.

Here are a few traditional markers constructed with rocks. Note that the "turn" markers are constructed so that the smaller rock on the ground points in the direction of the trail.
<gallery>
Image:Trail sign marker.png|This is the Trail
Image:Trail sign turn left.png|Trail turns left
Image:Trail sign turn right.png|Trail turns right
Image:Trail sign danger.png|Danger ahead
</gallery>
Other traditional markers include broken tree branches pointed in the direction the follower is supposed to go. You can also use sticks on the ground to make arrows. Breaking tree branches may not be appropriate in some areas but if breaking the branch helps keep the trail clear it is usually acceptable.

Here are a few traditional markers constructed with rocks. Note that the "turn" markers are constructed so that the smaller rock on the ground points in the direction of the trail.

This is the Trail
Trail turns left
Trail turns right
Danger ahead

Other traditional markers include broken tree branches pointed in the direction the follower is supposed to go. You can also use sticks on the ground to make arrows. Breaking tree branches may not be appropriate in some areas but if breaking the branch helps keep the trail clear it is usually acceptable.