We’re thrilled to share the success of the second annual FortisBC staff volunteer day! This year, 17 FortisBC volunteers joined forces with 6 dedicated FOSS volunteers to tackle 3 important projects in Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park: Before After 3) Improving safety at the Harvard Rd entrance by repainting the metal swing gate, laying gravel, repairing fencing, and replacing signs and signposts.

We’re thrilled to recognize AEM for their long-standing commitment to our trails. AEM has been with us since the very beginning of our Adopt-a-Trail program, sponsoring trails since 2013! About AEM: AEM is an avionics design, manufacturing, and maintenance organization that provides avionics and structural health solutions for both fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. Learn more about their innovative work here:

After over a decade of sitting in KLO Creek, the old truck engine and transmission have finally been removed from the creek bed and placed on higher ground! A huge shoutout to Rick for coordinating the crew and Alan, Hugh and Mark for their muscle power. Alan and Rick also cleared some deadfall along the way. While the truck body

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 proud supporter of our trails since 2016. About Big White Resort: Whether it’s carving down snowy slopes or hitting the bike trails, Big White Resort offers top-tier experiences for both winter and summer

We’re excited to announce the completion of the third bench installation at some of our favorite lookouts! These benches offer the perfect spot to rest and soak in the stunning surroundings. New Benches Installed At: And we’re planning to add a fourth bench at Crawford Lookout soon. More places to relax and enjoy the view are on the way! Huge

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—especially drainage—that keeps our trails sustainable for the long haul. You’ll notice new drainage spots along these trails. Whenever possible, we’ve added swales to help channel runoff like a broad basin. In tougher spots, we’ve put in

This summer, we opened up a brand new trail in the Myra Canyon to a historic railway camp overlooking trestle #4. COSAR becomes our newest Adopt-A-Trail sponsor, and exciting events in the park from other groups like MTBCO and the annual Kettle Mettle! Read the September 2024 Newsletter.

Sponsor Spotlight: Shred Shed @shredshedkelowna We’re excited to shine a light on our incredible trail sponsor, Shred Shed! They’ve been with us since 2021, making a huge difference in our trail community. About Shred Shed: “I fix bicycles,” says the heart and soul behind Shred Shed, Bill Knight. As an avid mountain biker, it was a natural fit to support

Our dedicated directors, Rick Ellery and Alan Milnes, were hard at work on Thursday morning installing brand-new trail etiquette signs at the ends of all 18 trestles. These highly visible signs are designed to enhance safety, especially when there’s oncoming traffic. Here’s what you need to know:– Cyclists, please yield to both hikers and equestrians.– Hikers, please yield to equestrians.