Please note that trail closures are set by land managers, not by the FVMBA
Regarding COVID-19, we ask all trail users to please follow the directives of the Public Health Authority, practicing safe distancing while on trail, recreating within your local community, and only with members of your own household. For additional information, please see the FVMBA Trail Use Recommendations.
Recreation Sites & Trails BC (RSTBC)
For full details if specific sites and facilities are are open or closed, please refer to the RST website for alerts, closures, and warnings.
BC Parks
For trail closures and other advisories in BC Parks throughout the province, please refer to the BC Parks Active Advisories website.
Chilliwack
Vedder Mountain & Tamihi
No present closures.
Abbotsford
Sumas Mountain
No present closures.
Mission
Heritage Trail Network
No present closures
Red Mountain & Bear Mountain
August 15, 2022 – until work complete: BC Hydro is installing a microwave tower near the trail heads for Arduum & Mastadon. Construction will impact access to the main Red Mountain FSR as well as both trails. Road closures are anticipated.Trail users are asked to adhere to all traffic signs & flaggers. Work will take place Monday – Saturday, 5 AM to 6 PM
December 16, 2022 – until further notice: Bearea 51 is CLOSED. Mission Forestry is falling trees in preparation for new road construction & upcoming logging. Trail access points will be signed. Do not enter area. Entry into the area could result in serious injury or death. Please use other trails.
Maple Ridge
Thornhill
No current closures.
The Woodlot
February, 2021: Recreation Sites and Trails has posted “Trail Closed” signs on Heckyl and Jeckyl and Cheap Swill as these trails presently violate the FVMBAs agreement with the Province. The FVMBA is working with the builders and RST to correct the violations and to establish Cheap Swill as authorized. The “Trail Closed” signs will remain in place until all violations are corrected. We ask all users to respect the closures, thank you.
Golden Ears
No current closures. BC Parks has implemented a Day Use reservation system. Passes are free and can be reserved through the Discover Camping website. See BC Parks website for more information.
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