Voyage responsable : La randonnée

Loisirs responsables

• Hike on designated trails- grab a trail map from the Visitors Centre!
• Trash on trails and at campsites ruin the parks for everyone. It can also become a danger to wildlife. Pack out your garbage.
• La faune est censée être sauvage - ne nourrissez pas les animaux.
• Handle your “business” properly in the wild. Dig a hole 100m away from trails and water sources.
• Les chiens ne peuvent pas toujours être sans laisse, et ce pour de bonnes raisons. Nettoyez vos animaux de compagnie.
• Prévenir la propagation des maladies et des espèces envahissantes en veillant à ce que les véhicules, les bateaux, les vélos et les bottes soient nettoyés avant et après la visite d'une zone.
• Les personnes agréables rendent la nature plus agréable, gardent la nature sereine !
• Use biodegradable sunscreen to reduce pollution in our sensitive waterways. 

Les trois T

Trip Planning
Plan your travel route.
Know the terrain and conditions.
Check the weather.

Training
Obtain the knowledge and skills you need before heading out in the backcountry. Once you are out in the wilderness, it is up to you and your team to keep each other safe. Know and stay within your limits. Brush up on your skills with the Survive Outside Program by Adventure Smart, and have someone with first aid training on your trip

Taking the 10 Essentials
Being responsible and keeping yourself safe will start with what you pack. Whether you’re going out for a few hours or several days, always be prepared for any situation by packing these basic survival essentials.

10 Essentiels :

Flashlight

Fire making kit

Signalling device (i.e. whistle)

Extra food and water

Extra clothing

Navigational device

Communication device

First aid kit

Pocket knife

Sun protection