Watch for uphill traffic. The trail description explicitly calls this out — Stones Throw is used in both directions as part of loop routes. Ride in control and be alert for riders or snowshoers coming the other way, especially on the corners.
Machine groomed — rideable in rain. This trail is designated ride-in-rain, but wet corners on groomed trail can still be slippery. Reduce speed accordingly.
Winter use. Stones Throw is a designated fat bike and snowshoe trail in winter. Be aware of and courteous to snowshoers sharing the trail during colder months.
Short but part of a larger loop. Riders using this as a connector should be familiar with where it deposits them — onto Padawan or lower Sticks'n'Stones — and plan their route accordingly.
Wildlife: Bear country year-round. Make noise, especially during early morning and evening rides.
Helmets required for all riders. Family-friendly and suitable for young riders, but basic bike control is expected on the corners.
Indigenous territory: This trail sits on the traditional lands of the Wet'suwet'en Yintikh, Takla, and Dënéndeh peoples. Ride respectfully.