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151. Ski route
A ski route is a designated route intended for skiing, such as an alpine ski trail or cross-country skiing route. Ski routes are commonly found in winter-sports and mountain areas and may connect ski slopes, resorts, lifts or recreational trail networks.
Ski routes may be identified by coloured markers, symbols, route numbers or direction signs. Their difficulty classifications, permitted users and marking systems vary between countries and ski areas.
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What is a ski route?
A ski route is a designated route intended for skiing, such as an alpine or cross-country skiing route.
How are ski routes marked?
They may be indicated by coloured markers, skiing symbols, arrows or route numbers. The marking system depends on the country and ski area.
Are ski-route signs traffic signs?
Not necessarily. Many ski-route markers form part of a recreational trail system rather than ordinary road-traffic regulation.

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