TREADJ eopardy

							 Tread Lightly! Jeopardy
  Travel      Respect the   Educate    Avoid Sensitive   Do Your
Responsibly    Rights of    Yourself       Areas          Part
                Others

   10           10           10            10             10

   20           20           20            20             20

   30           30           30            30             30

   40           40           40            40             40

   50           50           50            50             50
This is where should you
always stay.
Go over obstacle not around
to avoid this.
These do not mix with riding
and driving.
Cross streams at this
angle.
Wet and muddy trails
should be avoided to
reduce this.
You need this when crossing
private property.
You should always do this
when meeting horses on
the trail.
Shooting property such as
signs, kiosk and buildings
is considered this.
Gates should always be
left.
This is the best side of the
trail to move to when
meeting horses on the
trail.
Tools, supplies, spares
and a spill kit will keep you
prepared for this.
You should never go on a
backcountry trip without
one of these.
Always check this before
you leave for a trip.
Before you go you should
contact these people for
valuable information.
These are special maps
created by the Forest
Service that designate
where motorized vehicles
can go.
Name a sensitive habitat.
Mountain bikes are not
allowed in these areas.
This season is an
especially sensitive time
for wildlife.
The easiest way to tell if
you are too close to an
animal is this.
It is illegal to remove
artifacts that are older than
this number of years.
Campsites should be this
far away from water
resources.
For campfires you should
only burn this.
Typically a cat hole should be
6-8 inches deep to help aid
this process.
When camping, find one
these that already exists.
You should always wash
your gear and vehicle
after every trip to reduce
the spread of these.
An ethic that applies to the
environment and the way
we use land when we
recreate.