Tag: BC Parks
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BC Parks Increases Camping Fees for Non-Residents
New camping fee structure announced by BC Parks British Columbia’s provincial parks are adjusting their camping fees for the first time in over a decade, with a notable change aimed at visitors from outside the province. Beginning May 15, non-B.C. residents will face an additional $20 flat-rate surcharge on top of existing camping charges. The…
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BC Parks camping fees rise for non-BC visitors in Canada
BC Parks introduces the first camping fee hike in over a decade Starting May 15, visitors to BC Parks will face higher camping costs, as the provincial parks system implements its first fee increase in more than ten years. In addition to existing rates, non-B.C. residents will be subject to a new flat-rate surcharge meant…
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BC Parks Increases Camping Fees and Introduces Non-Resident Surcharge
BC Parks Kicks Off Higher Camping Fees and New Non-Resident Surcharge In a move aimed at modernizing pricing and funding for park preservation, BC Parks has announced its first camping fee increase in more than ten years. Beginning May 15, 2024, campers will face new pricing structures, including a flat $20 surcharge for visitors from…
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Rockfall Closure: Squamish’s Stawamus Chief Trail Temporarily Shut After Two Debris Events
Overview: Two Rockfall Events Prompt Trail Closure The popular Stawamus Chief main trail in Squamish, British Columbia, remains closed following two distinct rockfall events that damaged the park. B.C. Parks announced the closure on December 27 after a large section of the trail was buried under debris, prompting immediate safety concerns for hikers in the…
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Two Separate Rockfall Events Close Squamish’s Stawamus Chief Trail
Two Rockfall Incidents Close a Popular Squamish Trail The Stawamus Chief main trail in Squamish, British Columbia, remains closed after officials confirmed two distinct rockfall events damaged the route. The closures, announced by B.C. Parks, follow a rockslide that covered a large portion of the trail with debris, prompting safety concerns and an assessment of…
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Two Rockfall Events Close Popular Squamish Trail
Overview: Trail Closure After Dual Rockfall Incidents A renowned hiking spot in Squamish, British Columbia, has remained off-limits as authorities assess two separate rockfall events that severely damaged the landscape along the Stawamus Chief main trail. The incidents, which occurred within a short span, prompted B.C. Parks to close the trail to protect hikers from…