Frequently Asked Questions About Spearhead Trails

• Helmets are not required but Driver and Passengers are encouraged to wear Helmets
• All Jeeps and 4x4 vehicles that are tagged and street legal will be permitted on Jeep Trails.
• Any non-tagged vehicle that isn’t classified as an ATV, Side by Side, UTV, Adventure Bike, Dirt Bike, or Dual-Sport Bike IS NOT permitted on trail.
• Driver and Passengers must be in a manufacturer-approved seat with seatbelt fastened
• No Riders in the Bed of Trucks
• Riders are responsible for removing damaged vehicles from the trails.
• Riders are responsible for containment and cleanup of any spilt fluids or glass.
• Safety Riders are encouraged to ride in groups of two or more.

Easiest Trails (Green) - Approved More Difficult Trails (Blue) - Approved

Most Difficult Trails (Black) - Designated trails only Expert Trails (Yellow) - Unimproved trails

Bring Necessary Equipment to help in the event of vehicle getting stuck

• No person shall drive an ATV/UTV unless that person meets the minimum age recommendation specified by the ATV/UTV manufacturer for the ATV/UTV that is being driven.
• No passengers on any machine unless the machine is manufactured for the driver and a passenger.
• The number of passengers carried on a side-by-side utility type vehicle shall be limited by the number of manufacturers installed seat belts.
• Speed Limit is limited to 25 mph.
• Individual and machine liability insurance is encouraged for all riders.
• Unauthorized 4x4 road vehicles, rock crawlers, rail buggies, and dune buggies are not allowed.
• Refuel at gas stations or at trailheads. Be careful when refueling and always start your ride with a full tank.
• Follow all rules and regulations identified in UTV owner’s manual and rules and regulations listed below:
• Utility Type Vehicles can only be operated on designated trails.
• Machines may not be self-constructed or modified from manufacturer’s specifications.
• Units shall be equipped with a steering wheel from the manufacturer.
• Units shall be equipped with ROPS (Roll-Over Protection System) from the manufacturer.
• Machines shall be equipped with manufacturer seat belts and shall be in good working order.
• Low-pressure tires required - Max 20 psi at manufacturer’s recommended inflation.
• All participants shall abide by all the manufacturer’s requirements regarding the age and size of operators and passengers.

• An equine-approved helmet is required for those under the age of 18. Helmets are strongly recommended for all riders.
• Young or inexperienced riders and/or horses are not to be on the trail without an experienced rider and equine.
• Equines and young riders that are inexperienced or skittish shall be identified with a green ribbon tied to their mounts tail.
• An animal prone to kick shall have a red ribbon affixed to their tail, and a stud shall have a yellow ribbon affixed to their tail.
• A Negative Coggins test is required for all equines using the trails.
• This shall be presented upon request by any Spearhead Trails Ranger or law enforcement officer.
• If required by rider’s state of residence, a health certificate for equines shall be presented upon request.
• The state of Virginia requires all out of state equines to have a health certificate.

• Respect the game, play fairly, and follow all rules and policies.
• Accept & respect the decisions of WATL/SRRA/or other officials.
• Demonstrate good sportsmanship before, during, and after games win or lose.
• Be responsible for the sportsmanship of teammates and assist in maintaining a respectful environment for all participants.
• Under no circumstances are live targets allowed . No thrower is to throw an object at a target while there is a person or live object in between or in front of the thrower.
• No Trick Throwing is allowed. The only two throws allowed are single hand overhead or two hand overhead.
• SRRA reserves the right to inspect all blades and blade-throwing accessories prior to entry or uses on range.
• Cross lane throwing or throwing at anything other than your own target in your assigned lane is strictly prohibited.
• Do not run in the range.
• No throwing of multi head blades.
• Never step in front of the throwing line to retrieve any objects until your lane is clear and safe.
• All non-throwers must stay behind the marked safety line.
• Closed toe shoes are required.
• Report any unsafe conditions or activities to staff member immediately.
• SRRA has the right to end any players or group activities that it deems unsafe for any reason with or without reason or cause.
• Follow all WATL rules.

• Every climber must have signed a waiver with the SRRA and check in with the Rock Wall Staff prior to climbing.
• Staff has the right to check your personal climbing equipment for safety concerns.
• Climbing barefoot is not allowed. Non-marking, closed toed and closed heel shoes are required.
• Food and drink are prohibited at the Rock Wall (with the exception of bottled water or chewing gum).
• Do not swing or pull on any ropes.
• Do not climb above or below another fellow climber.
• It is recommended that pockets be emptied and jewelry removed to prevent potential injury or damage to equipment.
• Use chalk sparingly and be courteous to others around you.
• Only staff is authorized to set routes with holds and perform maintenance on the Rock Wall.
• Climbers may set routes using tape during Rock Wall hours of operation.
• Be respectful and courteous to Staff and fellow climbers.
• SRRA staff reserve the right to remove participants from the Rock Wall at their discretion and enforce safety policies.
• Rock Wall policies and procedures may occasionally be updated based on industry standards. Please take notice when they do, as they will be posted.
  Unsafe climbing practices are not permitted.
• All participants will provide proper care of all equipment.