Parking: Parking is permitted in designated areas 1 hour before legal sunrise until 1 hour after legal sunset. During these hours, vehicles many also park along roads but not more than one vehicle length off the road.

Vehicles: Licensed motorized vehicles and bicycles are permitted on graveled roads only. All gravel roads are primitive so use caution. Travel is prohibited off roads or on roads closed to vehicles.

ATV: Three or four wheeled all terrain vehicles, dirt bikes and snowmobiles are prohibited on the Refuge.

Horseback Riding: Horseback riding is allowed only on gravel roads open to public vehicle use.

Dogs: Dogs and other pets are not allowed to run at large. They must be leashed at all times except when dogs are being used as a hunting tool during hunting.

Swimming: Swimming is prohibited in all waters on the Refuge.

Littering: Littering is unlawful. Help keep the Refuge clean by removing all trash.

Fires: No fires allowed.

Artifacts: Artifacts are protected on all Federal lands. Searching for and removing objects of antiquity is prohibited.

Be alert: The western rattlesnake is regularly encountered on the refuge and might be found anywhere during warm weather but they are most abundant in rocky areas. Visitors should be alert for them but must remember that they, like all other species of wildlife on the Refuge, are protected.

Physical Limitations: The Refuge covers a variety of habitats including rough terrain, deep waters, dense stands of vegetation, stubble filed, and ditches. Access difficulty varies by area and users should examine their own abilities and limitation before visiting the Refuge. Contact the Refuge office for suggestions on using the area safely.