If a landowner requests that you stop while operating a snowmobile, what should you do?

When a landowner requests that you stop while operating a snowmobile, it is essential to comply with their request. This is rooted in the principles of respect for private property and the rights of landowners. Landowners have authority over their land, and by stopping, you show consideration for their wishes and the legal aspects governing land use.

Complying with a landowner's request not only demonstrates good judgment but also fosters a positive relationship between recreational users and those who own the land they may traverse. It’s also important to recognize that disregarding a landowner's request could lead to potential conflicts or legal repercussions. Being respectful and responsive helps ensure that trails remain open and accessible for everyone in the future.