US EditionHikers scramble for alternatives after damage shuts B.C.’s popular Juan de Fuca Trail
- B.C.'s Juan de Fuca Trail will remain closed all summer due to extensive storm damage, according to the Ministry of Environment and Parks.
- Key sections of the 47-kilometre trail are impassable due to washed-away land and fallen trees, making it unsafe for hikers.
- Five backcountry campgrounds along the trail, including Bear Beach and Chin Beach, are closed during this time.
- Day-Use areas remain open, and backcountry camping is available at Mystic Beach and East Sombrio Beach, according to the Ministry.
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Hikers scramble for alternatives after damage shuts B.C.'s popular Juan de Fuca Trail
Trish Fougner still remembers the taste of the beer she enjoyed after completing the 47-kilometre Juan de Fuca Trail on Vancouver Island two years ago. “Like I had never had a beer in my life, which is not true,” Fougner said. But now the resident of Victoria is among hikers with a sour taste in […]
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