National Trail Leadership Roundtable
Click here to read Patrick Harrison's report on the National Trail Leadership Roundtable held in Banff on November 25-27, 2010.
Trail Markers
We have sourced 2 trail marker options: Option 1 Ready-made, cost-efficient trail markers with a distributor on Amazon.Pros: Low cost and relatively quick delivery.Cons: They are not very reflective - therefore, in low light, they may be difficult to see. We are also unsure of the durability since there is no guarantee or warranty with the purchase. Option 2 Specifications Size: 3" x 3" square Nail hole: [...]
Shared Trails (Non-motorized)
The FMCBC is currently developing a position paper which will make recommendations on how different user groups including mountain bikers, horseback riders, trail runners and hikers can safely and enjoyably share our trails. Because there are some situations where sharing trails can be dangerous, our paper will focus on what those dangerous situations are and will make recommendations for solutions when those situations arise. Mountain biking is an [...]
FMCBC’s response to the Draft Trails Strategy
Matt Gunn (North Shore Hikers) and Brian Wood (BCMC) have summarized some of the concerns and benefits of the Draft Trails Strategy: In general, the draft wording is so broad that initially there does not seem to be much to object to. However “the Devil is in the details”; we should try to ensure that the final document reflects our interests. It is important that club members submit [...]
Recreation Trails Strategy for BC
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts has produced a Draft Trails Strategy for British Columbia and is seeking feedback through open houses and written submissions. A copy of the draft can be found at the Recreation Sites and Trails BC webpage. Read the FMCBC's response to the Draft Trail Strategy by clicking here.