After years of sitting in KLO Creek, an old truck engine and transmission have finally been removed from the creek bed and placed on higher ground!

We’re excited to feature Big White Resort as this week’s trail sponsor! Known for world-class skiing, snowboarding, and an incredible bike park, Big White has been a supporter of our trails since 2016.

We’re excited to announce the completion of the third bench installation at some of our favorite lookouts! These benches are perfect to rest and soak in the surroundings.

We’ve been hard at work on Lost Lake Trail and Pink Highway. While chainsaws and brushers might steal the spotlight, it’s the unglamorous groundwork that keeps our trails sustainable.

We’re excited to shine a light on our trail sponsor, Shred Shed! They’ve been with us since 2021, making a huge difference in our trail community.

We’ve installed brand-new trail etiquette signs at the ends of all 18 trestles. They are designed to enhance safety, especially when there’s oncoming traffic.

Exciting news, hikers! The Camp Huissi KVR Work Camp Trail is now open! We’ve cleared the path and removed all obstacles for your hiking pleasure.

Cabin Resources has completed the redecking of the Myra Canyon Trestles! This is an awesome project, wherein they have extended the decking to the full width of the trestles. Thank you to BC Parks who funded the project. FOSS maintains the Myra Canyon section of the KVR Trail, but BC Parks manages any work needed on the trestles. Look at

Just in time to celebrate BC Trails Day on June 1st! Earlier this week, FOSS volunteers Milt & Terry installed a bench at Rose Lookout, on Lost Lake Trail in Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park. The 2nd photo is a FOSS ‘Vollie’ crew admiring the installation, on their way back from a trail maintenance project on Race Classic Trail. (Thanks to Hugh