1. Reasonable layout design: When planning the location of fitness trails and trash cans, space should be allocated reasonably. Ensure that the location of the trash can will not hinder people from using the fitness path, such as placing the trash can on one side of the fitness path or in remote areas.
2. Consider garbage classification: In order to facilitate garbage classification and recycling, you can set up multiple classified garbage bins and mark the types of garbage that can be put into each bin. In this way, people can classify garbage more conveniently and reduce environmental pollution.
3. Provide enough locations of trash cans: according to the length of the fitness trail and the flow of people, reasonably arrange the number and location of trash cans. Make sure the trash can is easy to find in the distance. This will reduce the situation that people throw rubbish at will.
4. Regular cleaning and maintenance: In addition to separate layout, cleaning and maintenance between trash cans and fitness trails is also very important. Clean the trash can regularly to avoid garbage spillage or smell affecting the trail experience.
Through the above measures, the garbage can can be effectively separated from the fitness trail, providing a good use environment for fitness enthusiasts. If the above methods still fail to achieve the expected goal, we can consider further cooperation with landscape designers, urban planners and other professionals to find better solutions.