Being Prepared on Parks and Trails

Cruise with Courtesy: Regional Trail Etiquette

The E&N Rail TrailGalloping Goose Regional TrailLochside Regional Trail and Mayne Island Regional Trail are multi-use, which means that all who safely walk, pedal and wheel are welcome!

For everyone's safety and enjoyment, "Cruise with Courtesy" on these busy trails by using the simple trail etiquette tips below:

  • Share the trail and keep right except to pass.
  • Control your speed.
  • Yield to pedestrians and horse riders.
  • When passing, alert other trail users. Use caution, particularly around horses.
  • Keep pets on leash and on the right side of the trail.
  • Communicate with signals and eye contact.
  • Respect the trail environment and neighbouring lands.
  • Yield to farm equipment.
  • Be extra cautious and visible at road crossings. Right-of-way varies, depending on the municipality.
  • Cooperate and show mutual respect.
  • Show kindness to fellow trail users if they make mistakes. Consider a nod, wave or smile when passing others.

How to Cruise with Courtesy [PDF/1.6MB]

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Unfortunately, thieves strike where people gather. Leave your valuables at home, or take them with you. Don't forget to lock your car.

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