Stay in control: adapt your speed to your abilities to avoid obstacles and choose routes suited to your skill level.
Respect the signs: respect the indications of marked trails and avoid riding on closed trails that became recently wet trails in order to preserve their quality and avoid damage.
Yield: on bi-directional trails, give priority to cyclists going uphill and respect others who are on the trails.
Stop carefully: if you have to stop, choose a visible and safe place, set back from the path, so as not to disturb others.
Offer help in the event of an accident: in the event of an accident, stay on the scene and work with emergency responders or witnesses to offer help if necessary.
Respects others: always communicate before passing others downhill or uphill, leave enough space for the person in front of you and respect their speed.
Respect your network:
Ride in the path, don’t create your own line.
When there are access fees, don’t forget to pay them.
