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A man-made pile of stones marking the trail. It guides hikers along less obvious paths, especially in rocky or open areas where traditional blazes are absent.

Signifies a trail designated for horseback riding. Be aware that you may encounter horses and give them the right of way.

Designates a trail primarily meant for hiking purposes. Follow the trail and be aware that it is for foot traffic only.

Indicates the direction to a designated camping area. Follow the sign to find a spot where you can set up a tent legally.

Used for nighttime navigation, these markers reflect light to guide you along the trail. Use a light source to locate and follow them after dark.

Represents the easiest level of trail difficulty, similar to ski slope ratings. Ideal for beginners or those looking for a leisurely hike.

Alerts hikers about hazardous plants in the area such as poison ivy, oak, or sumac. Be careful to avoid contact and stay on the trail.

Indicates a side trail or an alternate path off the main trail. Follow the blue blazes if you want to take the side trail.

Points towards a natural water source where hikers can replenish water supplies. Always treat or purify water before drinking.

Signifies a turn in the trail. The direction of the turn can be determined by which blaze is offset from the center line.

Directs hikers to a nearby hut or shelter which can be used for rest or as accommodation. Follow sign to locate the facility.

Provides detailed information about the trail including maps, regulations, and safety tips. Take the time to read and familiarize yourself with the information provided.

Points towards a swimming area along the trail. Follow the sign to reach a spot where swimming is permitted.

Indicates that no campfires are allowed in the area. Abide by this rule to prevent forest fires and minimize environmental damage.

A reminder that feeding wildlife is prohibited to protect both animals and hikers. Respect wildlife and keep your distance.

Marks the start or the continuation of a difficult or challenging section of the trail. Proceed with caution and be prepared for tougher conditions.

Indicates a vista point or a place of interest where hikers may want to stop. Approach the area and explore as directed.

Indicates a junction where trails split. Decide on your route and follow the corresponding path from the junction.

Marks a trail that is generally easy or moderate in difficulty. Follow the yellow blazes for a simpler route.