Trail Safety Recommendations
This page is in continual development we are very proud of a hard working team that are out and about testing and recording trails.
Without this support, ActiveTrail continued work wouldn't be possible.
A huge thank you to the dedicated volunteers that are currently undertaking this work for the project and the disabled community.
Although every effort is taken to provide consistency with trail recording, the descriptions of the trails indicates the personal opinions of the test rider at time of assessment. Differing weather conditions and other external factors may present you with a very different experience to the test rider. Due to this we ask you to read carefully the below statement,
please take on board the advice given and keep safe.
Without this support, ActiveTrail continued work wouldn't be possible.
A huge thank you to the dedicated volunteers that are currently undertaking this work for the project and the disabled community.
Although every effort is taken to provide consistency with trail recording, the descriptions of the trails indicates the personal opinions of the test rider at time of assessment. Differing weather conditions and other external factors may present you with a very different experience to the test rider. Due to this we ask you to read carefully the below statement,
please take on board the advice given and keep safe.
Safety EquipmentRiders must at all times take care and wear appropriate safety equipment including helmet & gloves and be prepared for weather changes.
Mountain Triking is a potentially hazardous activity carrying a risk of injury or death. It should only be undertaken with a full understanding of all inherent risks. Users participate in the sport entirely at their own risk and must ride within their own capabilities and advice offered.. |
Trial are at the Users RiskNote that riding any route mentioned on this website is done so entirely at your own risk for which we and any third parties connected to us shall not be liable. All routes on the OpenTrails website have been checked by volunteers not trained leaders. Because of the inherent dangers associated with Mountain Triking it is recommended that users have at least one able-bodied assistant with them at all times in case riders get into difficulties.
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Suitability
It shall be your own responsibility to ensure that any products, services or information available through this website meet your own specific requirements. You acknowledge that such information and materials contained on this website may contain inaccuracies or errors and we expressly exclude liability for any such inaccuracies or errors.
Please be aware that routes shown may change owing to weather conditions at the time. |