by Clayton Kessler | Nov 23, 2018 | Tracks And Trails Blog
Forest fires have become five times more frequent and six-time more destructive in recent times due to global warming and climate change. Take your ten hiking essentials such as Binocular, Two-way radio and Compass along with you even you are on a small day hikeForest... by Clayton Kessler | Jun 24, 2013 | Campgrounds, Camping
Why Camping? Camping is a term likely to live for a specific time in a temporary camp, tent and enjoying holidays with friends and family. Other words you can say it is an outdoor recreational activities. You can go camping and enjoy wildlife, hike, kayaking, boating,... 
by Clayton Kessler | Dec 31, 2012 | British Columbia, Campgrounds, Camping
British Columbia can be viewed in four main camping areas. These divisions on TracksAndTrails are: Coast Campgrounds Northern Interior Campgrounds Southern Interior West Southern Interior East Campgrounds in these camping areas can be viewed on our Free Camping Map... 
by Clayton Kessler | Sep 27, 2012 | Tracks And Trails Blog
Purpose of Program The purpose of Recreation Sites and Trails BC is to: • develop, maintain and market a network of 1,319 recreation sites and 818 recreation trails to provide safe, quality recreation opportunities for the public; • manage, in collaboration with other... 
by Clayton Kessler | Sep 27, 2012 | Tracks And Trails Blog
Description of Spirit of 2010 Trail The Spirit of 2010 Trail is a network of five former rail corridors, approximately 800 kilometres in length that are owned by the Province and have been converted to recreation trails for primarily non-motorized use. An estimated...