Off-Road Trail Etiquette for Beginners to Experienced

Off-Road Trail Etiquette for Beginners to Experienced

Todays 2 Minute Tuesday, Jimmy Jet explains proper off-road Trail Etiquette. These simple tips will allow you to be the friend on the trail and an important figure what we all want to be.

1. Tread Lightly
2. Yield to the Right of Way
3. Trail Communication
4. Gate Control
5. Space
6. Stop to Help
7. Be Considerate
8. Don’t Drink and Drive

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