Please remember:

• It is your responsibility to be familiar with all park regulations relevant to the area you are riding in including which walking tracks you are or are not permitted to ride on. See enclosed ‘Horseriding’ park note for this information.
• There is a horse route to and from Tunnel Bend and Sheepyard Flat that utilises the High Track please use this where possible rather than riding through camping areas. This starts at the south end of Sheepyard Flat near the toilet and above Brocks Road at Tunnel Bend.
• If camping at Frys Flat with your own yards please keep to the large open area south of the access road/hut away from the riverside campsites.
• If camping at Tunnel Bend with own yards please keep to the south side of the access road and away from the riverside campsites.
Do not cross areas easily damaged by horses such as wet areas swamps bogs creek crossings etc.
• Use weed free commercial or processed feeds only. Lucerne hay is permitted.
• Horses must be watered downstream of huts camps and day visitor areas. Buckets should be used for drinking if possible.
• Horses must not be washed in or near rivers streams aqueducts or other waterbodies. Horse camping areas are located at highly visited sites and horse owners need to be respectful of other campers downstream. Buckets must be used for washing.
• Feed type should be selected to minimise the risk of the spread of weeds such as pellets certified clean chaff and rolled or cracked clean grain. • Do not tether horses to trees or vegetation overnight.
• Dogs are not permitted within the Alpine National Park.
• No fires on Total Fire Ban days.
• Howqua Hills Historic Area and the Alpine National Park are closed on CODE RED days.
• Conserve firewood by keeping campfires small using only dead fallen timber and by using gas or fuel stoves where possible. Or bring your own firewood.
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