Accessing the backcountry one step at a time
The Federation of Mountain Clubs of British Columbia (FMCBC) is the only province-wide umbrella organization dedicated to protecting and maintaining public, non-motorized access to BC’s trails and backcountry. For over 50 years, we have represented the interests of outdoor clubs from every corner of the province and have provided a united voice on issues related to non-motorized backcountry recreation.
Latest News
Mount Robson Berg Lake Update – blog by Mike Nash
The new backpacking season in Mount Robson park is well underway, with several interesting highlights during a recent four-day visit at the end of May. We enjoyed remarkably good, if unseasonably cool hiking weather. Despite [...]
New multi-use active transportation trails being developed in the Southern Gulf Islands
I misspent my youth on Vancouver Island. In the late 1970’s and early 1980s, I was an undergraduate student at SFU. In my spare time, I’d jump on my bike and explore Vancouver Island and [...]
ATVs on Rail Trails – blog by Simon Priest
Our group recently rode a 50-kilometre circuit between Nanoose Bay and Coombs on Vancouver Island. A combination of rail trails, greenways, mountain bike routes, and back roads, we enjoyed lunch at the world famous “Goats-on-the-roof” [...]
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Featured projects
FMCBC Member Club Grants have been used to fund trail upgrades, trail extensions, backcountry huts, equipment purchases, educational events, community events and so much more.
