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Brown Signs – Pedestrian Route

The use of the person walking symbol on brown signs seems to commonly be used to suggest a pedestrian route to an attraction, but some versions of the government directives on road signs seem to suggest that it could be used for an “unclassified” attraction. Seeing as people can make up their own unofficial symbols to go on brown signs it does raise the question as to what else could be left unclassified?

Please click here to return to the official Brown Signs list, or here to look at examples of unofficial brown signs.

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