Always verify the weather forecast before heading out for a safe hike.
Use designated trails to protect the environment and avoid getting lost.
Observe animals from a distance and do not feed or disturb them.
Familiarise yourself with the trail and its difficulty beforehand.
Yield to uphill hikers and communicate politely with fellow trail users.
Bring sufficient water to stay hydrated.
Carry only essential items to lighten your load and ensure easy mobility.
Choose sturdy, comfortable shoes designed for hiking to prevent injuries.
Clean up after yourself by taking all trash and leftover food with you.
Choose hikes that suit your fitness to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.