Code of Ethics

A Club that holds safety, respect for the environment and respect for others as top priorities.

CODE OF ETHICS

Safe operation of your ATV is essential for the fun and enjoyment of all
Take everything that you brought in back out of the woods with you. Don't leave garbage lying around.
Avoid damaging the bush in the area - the environment is fragile and easily scarred. Stay on the established trails. Get the approval of the club Trail Management Coordinator before establishing a new trail.
Stay within the hunting and fishing limits - take only what you can reasonably use.
Ride responsibly. Maintain reasonable speeds, look ahead for oncoming traffic, yield right of ways and accompany youths at all times when they are on a machine.
Make sure your ATV is licensed, insured and in safe working condition.
Leave the facilities in as good or better shape than you found them - remember, they are for the enjoyment of everyone.
Make sure your fire is out when you leave it, for even a short period.
Cut only deadfall for firewood and camp structures from outside the designated campsite area. Work to keep the live trees healthy.
Wherever possible, use established campsites and facilities. If you must use an alternate site, ensure a safe fire pit, clean toilet area (bury the evidence!), and leave the area clean.
Use alcohol responsibly.
Be courteous to other visitors, and offer to help if you see them in trouble.
Respect the Ecological Reserves and Special Places. Help to educate others of their importance.
Respect the private property of others - trappers' cabins, boats, equipment, campsites and the like should be left undisturbed.
Respect the privacy of other visitors or inhabitants of the area, including wildlife.
When boating, follow safe boating practices.