Fire trail
A fire trail is a rural road built specifically for the purpose of access for "fire management purposes"[1] including building containment lines and backburning operations.[2]
The term is part of the vocabulary of Australian bushfire control and may be also known as a fireroad in US terminology. A fire trail may act as part of a control line or fire break but a fire trail in itself does not constitute a fire break.[1]
Due to fire trails providing access to otherwise remote areas, possible adverse effects include: illegal activities, erosion, noise pollution, weed invasion, and possibly stuck vehicles.[1]
Since fire trails are unpaved roads, contour banks are essential to control erosion and track degradation.[1]
References
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- "Access" NSW Rural Fire Service, Building in Bushfire Prone Areas
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- ↑ Enfield State Forest
