Road access to major trailheads is generally good, although visitors who experience hyperventilative anxiety attacks upon leaving paved roads to gravel may wish to bring along their inhalers and possibly a nurse. As shown in the picture above, roads are generally well marked with visible landmarks to help guide the way, ie. "take the road past the second sagebrush on the left."

Visitors participating in the newest recreation fad, "high elevation speed hiking", still need to observe the posted speed limits along trails in the wilderness area. When approaching wildlife and domestic livestock, trail users are asked to not cause them undue stress, especially in winter range areas.