19 July 2025 The Columbia and Western Rail Trail runs from Midway, BC, to Castlegar, following 162 kilometres of old rail bed. A part of the Trans-Canada Trail, it joins up with the Kettle Valley Rail Trail in Midway, BC, creating a nearly 500-kilometre route accessible to hiking, biking, ATVing, and horseback riding. The trail…
May 8, 2025 – Update 13/06/25: The trail advisory for the North Coast Trail has been removed from the Cape Scott Provincial Park website. The trail is now fully OPEN. Update 23/05/25: The North Coast Trail has partially reopened between Cape Sutil and Nissen Bight. The section between Cape Sutil and Shushartie Bay remains closed…
April 29, 2025 – Update 12/06/25: The Walbran ladder system has been repaired and the forest route is open. As per the Pacific Rim National Park Trail Conditions page, all other issues with the trail appear to have been resolved, with the exception of a re-route around a landslide at km 62. With the West…
April 17, 2025 – The Juan de Fuca Trail, one of British Columbia’s most popular coastal backpacking routes, will remain closed throughout the 2025 summer season due to severe storm damage. The trail stretches 47 kilometres along the southwest coast of Vancouver Island in Juan de Fuca Provincial Park. Storms over the autumn and winter…
