·       Notify possible sources of danger and risk caused by  inadequate maintenance of the paths

·       Do not leave trace of your hike, bring back any litter and  anything which is not part of the natural environment

·       Inform foresters about any dangerous or polluting material you found on your hike

·       Note and notify the office responsible about possible inefficiencies or any  inadequate signals you found on your hike

·       Do have maximum respect for animals and plants, also for aggressive animals and poisonous  plants

·       Share your comments/suggestions from the (very important) viewpoint of the user, with respect to the excursion made (you can send us a letter with your comments)

·       Avoid engine-driven means of transport, as far as possible: prefer collective means of transport, either public or private

·       Avoid using bikes on hikers’ paths

·       Avoid using radios or walkmans (use headsets)

·       Be careful not to eat berries and especially  mushrooms

·       Be careful not to cause landslides, stone-falls, fires

Those who will adopt these very simple recommendations will, by so doing,  contribute to minimising problems to the alpine ecosystem.