ANNUAL PROJECTS LISTS

2024 Planned Projects

Trail surface, water management and accessibility to the west end of the Dentville Trail.
Trail surface, water management and accessibility to the north end of the Looking Glass Trail.
Trail surface, water management and accessibility to the north-east leg of the Ray Peters Trail.
As we monitor and respond to trail wear and tear elsewhere, we may expand this list of projects as premissions and resources allow.
We will also work on getting a jump on our brush-back work in early spring to manage the encroachment of blackberry brambles, etc., which seasonally threaten to overwhelm some of our trails located under powerlines and in open areas.
2023 Project Completions

Freshening up and re-crowning the surface of the Loggers Creek Trail from Finch to Brennan Park - DONE
Resurfacing section of the Centennial Trail - 700m of trail resurfaced; 200m at west end by hand and 500m at east end by machine and hand racking.
Resurfacing sections of the Mashiter - Mamquam Spawning Trails which become muddy in wet weather to help protect the adjacent environmental and spawning channels - A possible project for 2024. We may need to work with DFO on this one.
Improving the accessibility and sustainability of the southern end of the Swan Trail though the Squamish River Estuary - waiting on permission for this. The Squamish Estuary Management Plan may need to be revisited and revised to allow for trail maintenance to Swan Trail to be done within the Wildlife Management Area.
Working with the District of Squamish to reopen and revitalize the Dark Roast Connector - A possible project for 2024 working with DOS and SFO.
Continued consultation with the District of Squamish and Developers with respect to trail connectivity and alternate transportation routes. - done
Dentville Trail surface improvements and maintenance - some work done in 2023 and more to be done in 2024.
Continued work on rough or wet areas of Wonderland Trail - some work done in 2023 and more to be done in 2024.
Exploring areas where the souther end of the Sea to Sky Trail can be moved off the road and onto dike and BC Hydro right of ways. - This was looked at but because of some private property and maintenance issues, it was decided to hold off on expending resources on this. Considerable seasonal brushing would be required to maintain a trail in that area.
Respond to trail needs as they arise in our local neighbourhoods. - done