TRAIL RULES
- No shooting
- No fishing
- No motorized vehicles
- No horses
- No camping
- No fires
- No alcohol
- No littering
Dogs Must Be Leashed at all times on WPA properties.
This Policy Applies to All Dogs, Regardless of Temperament, Training, or Disposition.
Why Must You Leash Your Dog?
- Dogs are perceived by wildlife as predators.
- Many ground nesting birds are in long-term decline on a regional basis, and they are heavily distressed by dogs and may abandon their nests if disturbed.
- Waterfowl found in streams, ponds, marshes, and vernal pools can be frightened away from their nests by a wading dog
- Egg masses, deposited in vernal pools and marshes by wood frogs, spring peepers, and various species of salamanders, can be destroyed by a wading dog
It’s Common Sense and Common Courtesy:
- Owners must prevent their dogs from charging and/or jumping on other hikers (especially young children) or other dogs.
- Dogs must be controlled to stay on trails so as not to disturb flora and fauna habitat.
- Owners must retrieve and carry out dog waste. (Leaving a dog waste bag at the trailhead is not considered “carrying out.”)
Area closed at sunset.