Welcome to Trails for Creston Valley!
Welcome to Trails for Creston Valley, where we unite outdoor enthusiasts to preserve the stunning Creston Valley. Since 2005, we’re dedicated to crafting trails for walking, biking, and hiking that showcase our region’s natural beauty and foster a culture of stewardship.
Our Mission: To safeguard and maintain access to our precious outdoors for future generations through trail building and maintenance, ensuring public land access, and promoting environmental stewardship.
Get Involved:
- Become a Member: Join us for exclusive events and volunteer opportunities.
- Volunteer: Contribute to trail building and maintenance, event organization, and conservation efforts.
- Donate: Support our mission with a tax-deductible donation. Every bit helps!
- Explore Our Trails: Experience Creston Valley’s beauty through our trail network. Find maps, photos, and reviews to plan your adventure.
Join Us: Be part of our journey in exploration, conservation, and community. Support Trails for Creston Valley by becoming a member, volunteering, or donating. Every contribution is crucial to our mission.
DONATE TO TCVS: Your support is vital. Join us in making a difference!
Latest News
Riverside Park driveway temporarily closed
Riverside Wilderness Park (1031 Highway 21) continues to be open [...]
Thank You to Creston Community Forest
The Trails for Creston Valley Society in partnership with Recreation [...]
Exciting Restoration Project – Sanca Creek Trail (Haystack)
The Sanca Creek Trail or Haystack, as some call it, [...]
Community Hiking Calendar
Sponsors, Partners & Supporters
The Creston Community Forest (Creston Valley Forest Corporation) is a small forest management company operating within over 21,000 hectares of land surrounding the Creston Valley. As forest stewards of these lands, their goal is to sustainably manage the surrounding forests to ensure ecosystem resiliency, as well as long-term timber production for the Creston Community. They also manage and maintain a number of trails in the Creston area.
The East Shore Trail and Bike Association is a non profit society whose mission is to have a community coordinated, inclusive process to strategically guide the preservation of, use and environmentally sustainable growth of non-motorized trail use and user groups on Kootenay Lake’s East Shore.
