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2017 SUMMER TRAIL MAP

• All Access Park Pass mandatory to ride these trails.• Make a plan before you drop!• Start slowly and build your speed.• Look before you leap.• Check out the trail by rolling and using ride arounds.• Ride within your ability!• Start small on Haole and work your way up to H2O. • Respect Gets Respect!• Respect the park staff, trails, other riders and the conditions.• All Access Park Passes must be visible to the park staff.• Trails are closed for a reason.• Do not enter trail when closed.• Refer back to the Mountain Bike Responsibility Code.

HAOLE & H2O CODE OF CONDUCT

ADVANCED BIKE HANDLING SKILLS ARE REQUIRED TO USE THESE TRAILS

PLEASE READ

NOTICE TO USERS OF THESE FACILITIESEXCLUSION OF LIABILITY — ASSUMPTION OF RISK — JURISDICTION.

THESE CONDITIONS MAY AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!

As a condition of use of the resort facilities, the Facility User assumes all risk of personal injury, death or property loss resulting from any cause whatsoever including but not limited to the risks, dangers and hazards of the alpine coaster, hiking trails, climbing wall, putting course, ropes courses and zip lines, Segway tours, Bagjump, Plunge, paddleboating, kayaking, canoeing, mountain biking and cycling, and all other recreational activities; tripping, slipping and falling, including falling from heights; changing weather conditions; variation or changes in the terrain; impact or collision with trees, fences, platforms or other natural or man-made objects or with other participants, pedestrians, vehicles or equipment; misuse of the equipment or facilities; condition of and hidden defects in the equipment; mechanical failure; improper landing; encounters with wildlife; aggravation of pre-existing injuries, conditions or congenital anomalies; the possibility of fatigue, straining, pinching, drowning or overexertion; negligence of other participants; or negligence, breach of contract, or breach of statutory duty of care on the part of Blue Mountain Resorts LP, Blue Mountain Resorts GP Inc., Intrawest ULC, and Blue Mountain Village Association and their affiliated corporations and partners and their respective directors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, independent contractors, subcontractors, representatives, sponsors, successors and assigns (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Resort Operator”). The Facility User agrees that the Resort Operator shall not be liable for any such personal injury, death or property loss and releases the Resort Operator and waives all claims with respect thereto. The Facility User agrees that any litigation involving the Resort Operator will be brought within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Ontario and any rights, duties and obligations as between the parties will be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Ontario.

THE RESORT OPERATOR’S LIABILITY IS EXCLUDED BY THESE CONDITIONS. PLEASE BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY IN ALL ACTIVITIES.

MOUNTAIN BIKE RESPONSIBILITY CODETHERE ARE ELEMENTS OF RISK THAT COMMON SENSE AND PERSONAL AWARENESS CAN HELP REDUCE. REGARDLESS OF HOW YOU DECIDE TO USE THE BIKE TRAILS, ALWAYS SHOW COURTESY TO OTHERS. PLEASE ADHERE TO THE CODE LISTED BELOW AND SHARE WITH OTHERS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR A SAFE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE.

1. Always stay in control. You must be able to stop or avoid other people or objects.2. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above.3. Be courteous to other trail users. Slow down when overtaking other riders. Pass only when it is safe — Hikers have the right of way on multi-use trails.4. When entering a trail or starting downhill, you must look uphill and yield to other riders.5. Always wear a helmet when riding.6. If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident, you must remain at the scene and identify yourself to the Bike Patrol.7. You must not ride lifts or the terrain if your ability is impaired through use of drugs or alcohol.8. Parents or guardians are responsible for their children’s activities on resort property.9. To minimize erosion, stay on designated trails and do not cut switchbacks.10. Keep off closed trails and closed areas. Observe and obey all posted signs and markings.11. You must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to safely load, ride and unload lifts. If in doubt, ask the lift attendant.12. Familiarize yourself with the trail systems and select rides within your ability level. When in doubt — WALK!

KNOW THE CODE — BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!

FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THE CODE WILL RESULT IN THE SUSPENSION OF TRAIL PRIVILEGES.

RIDGE RUNNER MOUNTAIN COASTER RESPONSIBILITY CODETHERE ARE ELEMENTS OF RISK THAT COMMON SENSE AND PERSONAL AWARENESS

CAN HELP REDUCE. PLEASE ADHERE TO THE CODE LISTED BELOW AND SHARE WITH OTHERS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR A SAFE EXPERIENCE.

1. Observe and obey all posted signs and instructions from staff.2. Do not stop on track until finish area — except in case of emergency.3. Seatbelt must be worn at all times. Removal of seatbelt may result in serious injury or death.4. You must not use coaster if your ability is impaired through use of alcohol or drugs.5. You must control your speed keeping a safe distance behind the cart ahead. Tailgating is prohibited. If track is wet or icy you must increase the distance between carts due to longer braking distance.6. You must not collide with the cart ahead of you.7. Keep hands on both brake handles and arms and legs inside cart at all times. 8. Face direction of travel at all times. Never turn around, lie down, kneel or stand.9. If ride stops you must remain in cart with your seatbelt fastened until ride starts again or you are instructed otherwise by staff.10. If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident, you must remain at the unload area and identify yourself to attendant.

KNOW THE CODE — BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!

HIKING SAFETY

• Never hike alone• Be prepared for weather changes• Observe all closures. Stay on marked trails.• Steep slopes are very dangerous. You may encounter various hazards and unstable surfaces.• Carry water, sunscreen and a watch. Make note of the last gondola ride down.• No hiking is permitted in the bike terrain park or on downhill trails.• Fires, horses and camping are not allowed.

DRONES

The use of commercial drones is only permitted with the express written consent of Blue Mountain Resort. The use of any personal drones is strictly prohibited.