SIGNS FOUND ON THE TRAILS
When riding, it's imperative that you're aware of the OFSC signs found on the trail. These signs are found on OFSC - Prescribed Trails across Ontario.

What is an OFSC Prescribed Trail?
For legal and identification purposes, every OFSC trail is a "Prescribed" trail and is marked as such at regular intervals with a small sign. These signs help visiting riders to know that they are on an OFSC trail and that a trail permit is required.

This season, you may notice some changes in OFSC signage. The following are some of the signs you may come across and what they mean:

RED: Significant warning, requiring an immediate stop. Failure to obey may result in personal injury or death.
Use Trail At Your Own Risk	Trail Ends	Trail Closed
Stop
YELLOW: Significant warning, requiring immediate preparation to take alternative action.
Directional Arrow	Stop Ahead	Slow Down
Railroad Crossing	Bridge Chevron	Ice Crossing - Use at Your Own Risk
Maximum 50 km/h sign (the maximum legal trail speed limit in Ontario unless otherwise posted.)