Safety Information

Choose campsite locations away from dead trees and potential flood areas. Properly store food to avoid attracting wildlife. Maintain safe campfire practices and completely extinguish fires before leaving. Check local fire restrictions and camping regulations.

Always climb with a partner and use proper belay techniques. Inspect all climbing equipment before each use. Check weather conditions and rock quality. Know your limits and don't attempt climbs beyond your skill level. Carry emergency communication devices.

Always inform someone of your fishing location and expected return time. Check weather conditions and water levels before heading out. Wear appropriate safety gear including life jackets when fishing from boats or unstable surfaces. Be aware of local fishing regulations and protected areas.

Plan your route and inform others of your itinerary. Check weather conditions and trail status before departure. Carry essential safety gear including map, compass, first aid kit, and emergency shelter. Stay on marked trails and be aware of local wildlife.

Treat every firearm as if it's loaded. Always identify your target and what's beyond it before shooting. Wear bright orange or other high-visibility colors during hunting season. Follow all local hunting laws and regulations. Let others know your hunting location and planned return time.

Always wear a properly fitted personal flotation device (PFD). Check weather and water conditions before launching. Inform others of your paddling route and expected return. Carry safety equipment including whistle, bilge pump, and emergency shelter.