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Caledonia Ramblers Trail Guides

Are you interested in all the hiking opportunities in and around Prince George? Then you must pick up a copy of Volumes 1 and 2 of the Caledonia Ramblers trail guides. They contain complete descriptions of over 50 trails, along with directions to the trail head and trail ratings.

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Driscoll Ridge Trail Reopened

Guess what adventurers! The notice of closure invoked following the pesky forest fire this past summer at the Ancient Forest-Chun T'oh Whudujut Provincial Park has been removed from the BC Parks website. It is time to lace up those hiking boots and explore those trails once again!

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Mount Robson Survey

BC Parks is formally initiating a visitor use management planning process for the Berg Lake Corridor, located in Mount Robson Provincial Park and they are looking for your input.

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Ancient Forest Provincial Park is Reopened

The Ancient Forest Chun T’oh Whudujut Provincial Park has been reopened as of July 17th to recreational visitors. However the Driscoll Ridge Trail remains closed in its entirety. Fire crews remain on site to contain the fire.

Upcoming Events

November 7 - 6:30 pm

Caledonia Ramblers’ AGM and Election

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As we approach our AGM on November 7th, it is time to elect new Board Members. We encourage anyone interested in continuing to make the Caledonia Ramblers the exceptional club that it is, to either nominate themselves or someone who you would think would do a good job. Seven positions are open for nomination: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, Membership, and two Member-At-Large. Please click the read more link below to get the full details and how to send in your nominations.

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Upcoming Hikes

The Caledonia Ramblers will be leading a Moderate (D3d) hike to the Treeline cabin located in the Tabor Mountain Recreation area. Distance is 14 kilometres round-trip with an elevation gain of 400-500 metres. The hike should take about five hours, lunch included, plus driving time to the trailhead at the moose lookout on Highway 16. Participants should consider bringing both ice cleats (ice grippers) and snowshoes for this trip, depending on weather and snow conditions. They should also bring a day backpack, sufficient water or perhaps something hot to drink, adequate food or snacks, extra warm clothing and gaiters. Hiking poles may also prove useful. Please meet 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 9 a.m. in the parking lot behind Prince George City Hall.

The carpool fee is $5.

For more information contact Dave at: 250-564-8887.

The Caledonia Ramblers will be leading an Easy hike to Korky Lake, west of the Greenway trail, on Sunday, Nov. 10th. Participants should consider bringing both ice cleats (ice grippers) and snowshoes for this trip, depending on weather and snow conditions. They should also bring hiking boots, a day backpack, sufficient water or perhaps something hot to drink, adequate food or snacks, extra warm clothing and gaiters. Hiking poles may also prove useful. Please meet 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time of 9 a.m. in the parking lot behind Prince George City Hall.

The carpool fee is $2.

For more information contact Daniel at: 250-562-1668.

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