New interactive map helps predict avalanche risk
Alberta Parks has launched a new tool for hikers and climbers to determine avalanche risk before heading out on an adventure.
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Alberta Parks has launched a new tool for hikers and climbers to determine avalanche risk before heading out on an adventure.
Four provincial recreation areas in Kananaskis Country have been axed of their designations by Alberta Forestry and Parks.
The Province delisted Fir Creek, Eyrie Gap and Crane Meadow as provincial recreation areas, effectively transferring a total 14 hectares to become Crown land.
The Province delisted Fir Creek, Eyrie Gap and Crane Meadow as provincial recreation areas, effectively transferring a total 14 hectares to become Crown land.
“It’s not about laying blame anywhere because I think we all use undesignated trails from time to time, but it’s understanding what pushes more of us towards that unofficial trail use.”