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Categories : Pinecone Burke Provincial Park (6)

Backcountry BC and the BC Mountaineering Club have made a prosposal to BC Parks to allow for several new trails for Pinecone Burke Provincial Park. The proposal included the provision of several backcountry huts, for discussion as possiblities. The first draft of the park master plan for Pinecone Burke is being prepared by BC Parks. As of March 2020, the draft plan has still not been released. For more detailed mapping of the proposed trail and huts, click Pinecone Burke Proposed Trails.  More information about Pinecone Burke Park and the proposal can be found in the categories listed below.

Lead Advocates:  Paul Kubik and Chris Ludwig

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Chris Ludwig

Mamquam access to Seed, Gillespie and Boise trails

Posted by Chris Ludwig, 4 years ago in Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.3630 hits
Mamquam access to Seed, Gillespie and Boise trails An update on the access road to Seed and Gillespie in Pinecone Burke provincial park. I was talking to Sqomish Logging about the road deactivation plan. There is further logging planned for this fall and next year. I think their activity is on E-110 and E-23-1 (see map). The roads will not be deactivated before then. I asked for access to be preserved, speaking on behalf of a mountaineering club. The company recognizes the importance of...
Chris Ludwig

'Huge increase in rescues' on the horizon, warns Coquitlam SAR

Posted by Chris Ludwig, 4 years ago in Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.2513 hits
First designated a park 25 years ago, the 380-square-kilometre park occupies an area nearly half the size of the Kingdom of Bahrain. Since its opening, it has lacked a plan that would regulate the use of the park, something that has contributed to a kind of free-for-all where snowmobilers and mountain bikers, as well as hikers and mountaineers, carve out their own routes through its forests, peaks and valleys. Full Article:...
Paul Kubik

Province quashes Crawford Creek hut proposal by B.C. Mountaineering Club

Posted by Paul Kubik, 4 years ago in Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.2423 hits
Province quashes Crawford Creek hut proposal by B.C. Mountaineering Club Last month, the BCMC was advised by the province in its decision letter that both BC Parks and RSTBC "remain unsupportive of the application at this time." Both agencies had earlier brought forward broad-ranging concerns regarding wildlife impacts, lack of a designated trail to the hut, financial burden on the province and impacts from recreation.The decision letter stated, "FLNRORD is not in a position to continue...
Paul Kubik

Coquitlam to Squamish hiking trail

Posted by Paul Kubik, 5 years ago in Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.3329 hits
Coquitlam to Squamish hiking trailI uploaded the 1994 final report of the Pinecone Lake-Burke Mountain study team to the link below. See page 45 and 46 for the discussion of the trail and mountain climbing and other activities.The Coquitlam-Squamish trail would utilize the Boise and Fools Gold trails constructed by the Wilderness Committee in the 1990s by German tourists. I spoke with Joe Foy this week. He is personally in favour of the trails being restored and maintained.Report of the...
Chris Ludwig

Proposed BCMC Crawford Cabin Survey

Posted by Chris Ludwig, 5 years ago in Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.2549 hits
Proposed BCMC Crawford Cabin Survey The BC Mountaineering Club (BCMC) has proposed to construct a new cabin on Crown Land at the head of the Crawford Valley approximately 5 KM East of the current BCMC Watersprite Lake Cabin. The proposed Crawford Cabin (at approximately 5,100 feet elevation) would be accessed by an extension of the existing Watersprite Lake Trail. Please take the time to complete the following survey as we seek your input to guide our decision making on such things...
Chris Ludwig

Almost 30 per cent of BC Parks still have no management plans, including 38,000-hectare Pinecone Burke Provincial Park

Posted by Chris Ludwig, 6 years ago in Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.5915 hits
Almost 30 per cent of BC Parks still have no management plans, including 38,000-hectare Pinecone Burke Provincial Park.  A Park Management Plan sets out in writing what can and cannot be done in a provincial park. In the past, some management plans (Such as the 1990 Garibaldi Provincial Park Master Plan) have been rolled out having been crafted secretly in the back room by staff and insiders. This is why almost 70% of Garibaldi Park is zoned a wilderness conservancy and why Heli-Ski...
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