The trail has rugged rocky terrain with short up-and-down pitches.
Wear sturdy footwear with good traction.
Rocks and trail surfaces can become slippery when wet.
Be especially careful near the Kitimat River, where water levels and currents can be dangerous.
Fishing areas may have slippery rocks and uneven riverbanks.
Bears and other wildlife may be present; practice bear awareness and keep food secured.
The trail can become overgrown in places, particularly during the warmer months.
The local trail guide recommends that adults hike the route first before bringing young children.