FOR THE VISITOR: Recommendations
- The parks that make up the Green Belt are easily accessible on foot, by bicycle or bus. Nevertheless, if you arrive by car, please park in the area is reserved for motorcars
- The existing equipment and installations available in the Green Belt (information panels and signs, furniture, information centres, bird observatories, etc.) are at your disposal. Use them and look after them
- To help you find your way around the park and obtain more information about the place you are visiting, we advise you to read the information panels that you will find in all the parks
- When walking through the parks that make up the Green Belt, use the signposted tracks and paths. These have been prepared for your convenience and in order to avoid damage to local flora and fauna
- Respect the No Entry signs and other warnings in areas where building work is underway; the use of areas or installations for specific purposes, and follow the specific prohibitions designed to protect flora and fauna, etc
- While you walk, you should observe and listen. This is the best way to enjoy your walk
- Allow others to enjoy their visit too. Ensure that walkers, cyclists and general users of the Green Belt are able to pursue their activities in harmony
- If you have your dog with you, control it
- Respect any private goods and properties you might find during your visit. Respect the local area and the people who live there
- Follow the indications of personnel responsible for providing information and the surveillance of the parks
- Do not damage the vegetation. Do not pull up plants
- Do not disturb the animals. Moreover, remember that it is easier to observe animals in silence
- Remember that it is forbidden to make fires and to cut firewood
- Do not leave rubbish around. Use the containers or take your rubbish home with you
- Ensure that no trace is left of your walk and your visit to the Green Belt. Leave everything as you would wish to find it
- Should you have any doubt or suggestion to make, or for further information, please get in touch with those responsible for information and surveillance of the parks, at the Environmental Studies Centre (945 162696) or the Municipal Information Service (010)
Casa de la Dehesa de Olarizu, 01006 Vitoria-Gasteiz
Tel: (+34-945) 162696 / Fax: (+34-945) 162695
ceaadmin@vitoria-gasteiz.org
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