On the back cover, the following text gives visitors directions:

Upon arriving at the Park entrance on Highway 41 proceed down the main Park road, cross Bon Echo Creek and enter the parking and access area on your left. Located at this point are a visitors' register, additional brochures and pack-out garbage bags. Please sign the visitors' register as this record will assist in locating you in the event of an emergency and in addition will provide improved statistics on winter use in provincial parks. Also, please do not litter - carry out what you take in!

The parking area not only serves as a departure point for three trails but it is also part of the north/south corridor through the Park, between the Upper and Lower Mazinaw, along old Highway 41. In the Park snowmobile travel is confined to this corridor and the designated trails. These restrictions are in the interests of safety, minimal disturbance of wildlife and the natural environment and the protection of campsites and newly reforested areas. Please conform with Park rules and all posted signs as these rules in addition to regulations under The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 1974 are enforced within the Park and on trails maintained by the Ministry,

In case of emergency, there are hunt camps along various trails, but be sure to leave them as clean or cleaner than you found them, and close the doors to keep out porcupines. At a leisurely pace and under ideal conditions allow about an hour for each 10 miles of trail which may be encountered on your trip.

For additional information, contact the District Manager, Ministry of Natural Resources, Metcalfe Street, Tweed, Ontario, K0K 3J0 or the Park Superintendent, Bon Echo Provincial Park, R. R, #1, Cloyne, Ontario, K0H 1K0

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