Clean up and pack out any litter you may come upon. Perpetuate the good turn ideal. Where it is necessary to cross highways, have your Scouts line up along the side of the road and when clear and upon signal, have the entire line cross at one time. Avoid stragglers or having individuals or small groups crossing at intervals. If everyone helps keep the record of Scouts' use a superior one, this will be a happy and satisfactory experience, and it remains that way for all Scouts who follow.
Hikers cutting across switchbacks can trample down vegetation which holds topsoil in place.
As the loosened earth washes away, an ugly ditch will form. Travel single file on most trails. Leave some space between you and the Scout ahead of you. You can see where you are going, and you won't run into him if he suddenly stops. Hikers coming up the trail have the right of way.