In order for everyone to have a pleasant experience, the visitors to the national parks are advised to respect nature and observe the following:
Do not throw away any trash.
Do not pick wild flowers/damage plants.
Do not feed wild animals.
No hunting or fishing.
No smoking while walking.
Bonfires / recreational fires are only permitted in designated areas.
Stay on the footpaths. Marsh plants are delicate; be careful and do not trample any vegetation.
Be careful of bears.
When hiking, be sure to take a map. Also be sure to select a hiking course that is appropriate for your physical strength and skill, and make thorough preparations in advance so that you can enjoy your hike safely.
There are no toilet facilities along some trails. Be sure to go to the toilet before entering the hiking course and consider using disposable toilet bags during your hike.
Within the national park there are volcanoes that have been assigned eruption warning levels. Be sure to obtain the latest information and prepare a mountain climbing plan.