As always in wilderness areas, riders should be alert for wild animals, especially bears, and take the necessary safety precautions. Become familiar with the terrain and climate and obtain current, accurate maps and information on the area. Respect the beautiful Canadian environment and other trail users:

• Ride within your ability. Ensure your horse is properly trained and has the correct temperament and conditioning for the trails you’re riding.
• Keep to the trail. Avoid tying horses to trees, even temporarily. Use a highline with tree-saver straps to tether your horse. Break up and scatter manure and fill in pawed holes. Pack out what you pack in.
• Announce your presence and walk quietly when passing hikers, runners or other riders. Simply put, share the trail!
• Join a trail-riding club – they work hard to preserve and expand your riding opportunities.