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* Make camp fires only where permitted and where and when it is safe to do so. Don't light a fire in dried out areas or when wind can carry sparks that may ignite nearby vegetation. Use only death wood and put the fire out with plenty of water. Don't leave the fire or go to sleep before having it put out completely.
* Don't abuse the hospitality of the people along the trail and pay fairly for what they share with you. Using a trail or camping in a not maintained place should be free of charge but if you get invited to a meal or use a camping ground that was installed by a local settler pay what you would get charged in other places. Don't ruin the hikers reputation by misusing the generosity of humble people. They might refuse to take your money but insist because they need it; it's part of the hospitality.
* Near a Puesto you find often a good camp spot because the grazing annimals create and maintain nice patches of pastry. If the puesto is inhabitated always introduce yourself and ask first for permissionbefore pitching your tent. This also calms down the dogs.* If you are caught by bad weather feel free to knock on doors and ask kindly for shelter. Helping is such situations is part of the ethics in the mountains.
* Don't enter locked Puestos except in emergencies. This is also for your safety since poorly ventilated and maintained puestos pose a Hanta virus infection risk. See also [[# Deseases| Deseases]].
* Leave all gates in the condition as you found them. If a gate was closed, close it after you. If a gate was open, leave it open.