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Proper installation of gravel pathways is essential to prevent erosion and potholes. Simply adding new gravel over old holes is ineffective long-term. A stable foundation is crucial, involving soil preparation, compaction, and a supportive layer of larger stones before finishing with finer gravel. Geotextile membranes can help separate layers and improve drainage, while cellular bases can stabilize the gravel. Installing rigid borders can also contain the gravel and prevent spreading. Proper drainage planning is vital, especially on sloped paths, to minimize erosion and maintain the pathway's integrity.