If you spot a purple stripe painted on a fence, tree, or post in parts of the United States, it may be a legal warning that the property is private and entry is restricted. Several states recognize purple paint as an alternative to “No Trespassing” signs, although the exact rules, markings, and legal effect vary by state. The safest choice is to stop and avoid crossing the boundary unless you have permission, rather than assuming an open gate, trail, or GPS route means you can enter…..READ BELOW
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