Some Trails to Get Repairs

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Some of the trails and campsites on Crown land are going to  get a bit of  boost.  The Provincial  government has announced it is setting aside $1 million dollars for maintenance on dozens of trails throughout the province, which have normally been maintained by users.

According to the Province, Recreation staff are assessing all user-maintained sites and trails in terms of public safety issues, environmental concerns and liability risks, and will work with local communities to develop a work plan and schedule upgrading and maintenance activities.

Trails and sites in the Northern region identified for upgrades are as  follows:

Prince George Mackenzie District

• Pitoney Lake Site      
• Phillips Lake Site
• Teapot Trail
• Kimta Lake Trail
• Grizzly Lake Siten
• Fisher Lake Site
• Goose Lake Site
• Canty Lake Trail
• Alexander McKenzie Heritage Trail (Prince George portion)

• Shass Mountain Trail
• Ormand Crk Trail
• Chesslatta Falls Trail
• Telegraph/Hogsback Trail
• Waterlily Trail Omenica Trail

Nadina Skeena District Glacier Gulch Trail (Twin Falls Site)

• French Creek Site Morley Lake Site
• Glenora Recreation Site
• Morchuea Lake Site
• Sawmill Point Site
• Nanika-Kidprice Trail Site 

Peace Ft. Nelson District

• Inga Lake Site
• Christina Falls Trail 
• Stewart Lake Site  
• Beaver Lake Site
• Teetering Rock Trail
• Gething Creek Site
• Crying Girl Prairie Site
• Halfway-Graham Site
• Bear Mtn Interpretive Forest trail (includes Radar Lake)

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