Grand Forks
Community Trails Society
Grand Forks is home to spectacular people-powered trails.
We develop, maintain, and promote them.
We develop, maintain, and promote them.
Earth Day Trails Cleanup
Join us Saturday April 19 to clean our local trails!
We are focusing on three popular sites:
The Kettle River Heritage Trail, from 68th Avenue parking lot to Whitehall Road
Under Observation/TCT, from the Green Shed to Ward Lake
Trans Canada Trail from Highway 3 near 19th Street to the Black Train Bridge and into South Ruckle
Be at any trailhead by 9 am, with workgloves and your preferred cleaning rake, broom or picker-upper. Or meet at the Curling Rink parking lot at 8:30 a.m. and we'll send you where you're needed. Garbage bags provided.
We are focusing on three popular sites:
The Kettle River Heritage Trail, from 68th Avenue parking lot to Whitehall Road
Under Observation/TCT, from the Green Shed to Ward Lake
Trans Canada Trail from Highway 3 near 19th Street to the Black Train Bridge and into South Ruckle
Be at any trailhead by 9 am, with workgloves and your preferred cleaning rake, broom or picker-upper. Or meet at the Curling Rink parking lot at 8:30 a.m. and we'll send you where you're needed. Garbage bags provided.
Rathmullen Culvert Replacement Project Resumes
Provincial funding is in place to replace the culvert on the Trans Canada Trail just south of Eholt, toward Grand Forks. Work is resuming after winter; watch for signage and obey trail closures. Thank you.
Provincial funding is in place to replace the culvert on the Trans Canada Trail just south of Eholt, toward Grand Forks. Work is resuming after winter; watch for signage and obey trail closures. Thank you.
Enjoy Our Trails Safely
Our trails are open for you to enjoy on foot, skateboard, wheelchair, bicycle, skis or snowshoes!
During spring, please be prepared for slippery conditions, and carry appropriate gear for any emergency. ALWAYS let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return. Do STAY OFF muddy trails and allow them to dry out.
Our trails are open for you to enjoy on foot, skateboard, wheelchair, bicycle, skis or snowshoes!
During spring, please be prepared for slippery conditions, and carry appropriate gear for any emergency. ALWAYS let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return. Do STAY OFF muddy trails and allow them to dry out.
Hikes for Members
Twice-weekly hikes of easy to moderate difficulty, lasting two hours return on Sundays, and up to four hours return on Wednesdays. Membership is required.
In addition to exploring our gorgeous geography, we do light trail maintenance (weeding, picking up trash, etc).
Weekly destinations posted on our open Facebook group
Twice-weekly hikes of easy to moderate difficulty, lasting two hours return on Sundays, and up to four hours return on Wednesdays. Membership is required.
In addition to exploring our gorgeous geography, we do light trail maintenance (weeding, picking up trash, etc).
Weekly destinations posted on our open Facebook group
