What should you avoid when riding in national parks?

When riding in national parks, it is crucial to avoid riding unless it is specifically allowed. Many national parks have regulations in place to protect wildlife and preserve natural habitats. Riding snowmobiles off-trail or in areas where it is prohibited can lead to environmental damage, disrupt animal habitats, and violate the rules set by park authorities. Respecting these regulations helps maintain the ecological balance and ensures that the park remains a pristine environment for future visitors.

Riding during the day, on designated trails, and with a group are typically encouraged or permitted activities in many cases, provided they are done in accordance with park rules. Therefore, knowing the specific riding regulations of the national park you are visiting is essential for responsible and enjoyable snowmobiling.