Travel and camp on durable surfaces

NOTE: If camping you will need a permit - Available from the local district office.

• Durable ground includes established tracks and campsites, rock, gravel, dry grasses or snow.
• If mountain biking learn the rules of the trail and stay on designated routes.
• In popular areas: Concentrate use on existing tracks and designated campsites only.
• In popular areas: To avoid further erosion, travel in single file in the middle of the track even when wet or muddy. Wear Gaiters or Wellington boots and walk through the wet area.
• In more remote areas: Disperse use to prevent the creation of new tracks and campsites.
• In more remote areas: Avoid places where impacts are just beginning to show.
• If camping: Protect water quality by camping at least 30m from lakes and streams.
• If camping: Keep campsites small and discreet.
• If camping: Aim to leave your campsite as you found it, or better.