Recreation

Walking/Hiking/Bird Watching

All trails are open to low-impact activities such as walking, hiking, and bird watching. Please be alert and aware of other trail users!

Code of Conduct for Walkers and Hikers:

  • Remember that on shared-use trails there are other users enjoying the trails with you. Be aware of any horses, dogs, bicycles, or motorized vehicles.
  • If approaching horsed form the front, stop and let the horse and rider pass unless the rider indicates otherwise. When approaching from the rear, ask if ti is OK to pass them and proceed on the left.
  • Keep control of your pets, particularly when sharing the trail with other users. Carry a leash for your dog and be prepared to use it. “Stop & flick” when waste is on the trail path.

Click HERE for trail maps of the Reserve.

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