Represent the Onewheel community with pride. Make positive decisions when interacting with the public and law enforcement. Spread the stoke—smile and say hello—and always respect the environment and wildlife

During breaks, move yourself, your personal items, and your Onewheel off the trail so others can pass safely.

Pack out all trash and help pick up after others to keep the trails clean.

If you accidentally peel out or leave behind a dug-out area, fill it in as best as you can.

Avoid riding on muddy trails to help maintain trail integrity and reduce damage.

If you fall or cause someone to slow down, consider it a practice session—restart safely when you’re ready.

Do not stop in a way that obstructs the trail or makes you invisible from above. Always remain visible to others.

Familiarize yourself with the route before racing.

Always make sure you are riding in the correct direction on directional trails.

When trails are busy, ride with a partner or group so that spotters can monitor traffic and ensure everyone’s safety.

Only pass when it is safe to do so. Respect the space and pace of those around you.

Stick to designated trails. Riding off-trail can damage the environment and create hazards.

The community is always watching. If you encounter an issue on the trail, post it in the Facebook group or contact a local Ambassador as soon as possible. Note that if an etiquette violation is reported without prior knowledge, the rider(s) may be disqualified for that day or banned permanently.

Consider volunteering to maintain, repair, and support our local trails. Your help keeps our community strong and our trails in top condition.