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color coded sign on GR-249 (south spain)

musasi610

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Any one know color-coded walking sign , from top to bottom white-red-orange, and white-red-orange-green. Its on the route of GR-249 , south Spain.
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
Where different types of walking route overlap. White-Red is a GR route, White-Red-Yellow means a GR and a PR route follow the same trail. And White-Red-Yellow-Green mean that a GR, PR and SL route all follow the same physical path.

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Note: All the GR routes use the same white-red mark; sometimes GR routes themselves cross or fork. In which case, it's white-and-red thisaway AND white-and-red thataway. You really have to pay attention to your maps. (Do not ask me how I learned this.)
 
Where different types of walking route overlap. White-Red is a GR route, White-Red-Yellow means a GR and a PR route follow the same trail. And White-Red-Yellow-Green mean that a GR, PR and SL route all follow the same physical path.

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Always nice to learn something new.

Thanks
 
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