
Trace Etiquette:
1. Rollerbladers yield to Cyclists
2. Cyclists yield to Joggers
3. Joggers yield to Walkers
4. Walkers yield to Horses
Trace Rangers, who ensure the safety of all Trace users, are available to answer questions and be of assistance on The Trace daily from 7:00 a.m. to dark. Rangers have the only authorized use of motorized vehicles on The Trace.
Please stay on the appropriately marked, designated trails. Pedestrians should stay on the right, along each side of the trail. Slower traffic should stay to the right in each direction. Passing traffic should notify slower traffic that they are passing by voice, horn or bell.
- Do not exceed the 20-mile-per-hour speed limit.
- Submit horses to a Coggins test. It is required for all horses on The Trace.
- On the main trail, keep horses at a walk in the area designated for horses.
- Wear safety equipment. Helmets, kneepads, elbow and wrist guards are required for rollerbladers. Helmets for cyclists and horsemen are strongly recommended. St. Tammany Parish is not responsible for injuries or improper or unsafe use of Tammany Trace facilities.
- Obey all federal, state, and local traffic signs and laws.
- Park only in designated areas.
- Do not trespass on private property.
- Do not bring or conduct the following on The Trace or its facilities:
- Swimming, wading, or diving
- Carrying or discharging firearms or fireworks
- Motorized vehicles
- Alcohol
- Camping
- Fires
- Hunting
- Littering
- Pets
- Racing
- Glass containers
- Unauthorized solicitation
- Unauthorized structures
- Do not disturb plant vegetation.
- Do not handle wildlife.
Private Functions
Reservations for Caboose deck are available for private functions with the approval of The Tammany Trace Foundation. Contact us for more information. The Tammany Trace Foundation sells various Tammany Trace souvenirs. Proceeds benefit The Tammany Trace.
Read the rules and print the form by clicking here. (pdf format)
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