Do the World Right

• Let’s work together today for a better tomorrow.
• Let’s waste less and enjoy more.
• Let’s not be trashy and instead reuse and recycle.
• Let’s get a java jolt with a reusable mug.
• Let’s sip beverages with a metal straw.
• Let’s offset our travel emissions.
• Let’s conserve resources by turning off lights when leaving a room, unplugging electronics and chargers when not in use and reusing towels and linens.

Do You Right

• Let’s always be prepared with sunscreen, layers and water.
• Let’s stay hydrated with our pure Rocky Mountain water from a reusable water bottle.
• Let’s care more about ourselves than the selfie.

Do Our Towns Right

• Let’s be aware of local single-use plastics bans and remember to bring reusable bags to avoid fees for disposable ones.
• Let’s come to see and not be seen.
• We are a small town with a big heart. Let’s treat local workers with kindness and respect.

Do Our Backyard Right

• Let’s take a deep breath, slow down and be respectful of others and the environment.
• Let’s keep the mountains pristine by bringing out everything we brought in.
• Let’s enjoy wildlife and nature without disrupting.
• Let’s always be careful with fire.
• Let’s tag responsibly or, even better, not at all.

Leave No Trace

• Pack out what you pack in.
• Dispose of trash and waste properly (that includes pet waste).
• Toilet paper is trash too. Pack it out.

Share the Trail

• Slow down, communicate and be courteous to other trail users.
• Make yourself known.
• Be aware of your surroundings.
• Do not disturb wildlife.

Yield to Others

• Let fellow trail users know you are coming.
• Strive to make each pass safe and courteous.
• Hikers coming uphill have the right of way. If you’re descending the trail, step aside and give space to the people climbing up.
• Bicyclists yield to hikers and horses or other pack stock, while hikers yield to horses and other pack stock.

Stay on the Trail

• Keep singletrack single and respect the surrounding environment and landscape.
• If a trail is too wet and muddy, turn back and save the hike for another day.
• Walking around a muddy trail can damage the ecosystems that surround the trail. Stay on the trail.

Be a Good Trail Steward

• Only use open, legal trails.
• Encourage your friends and family to be good trail stewards.

Be Prepared

• • Plan ahead and be self-sufficient.
  • Bring water, food, layers, and first aid-care.
  • Start early and always have a Plan B.