Updates

It's done. We couldn't be more excited to share the news: the brand new floating boardwalk on the Balancing Rock Trail is complete, the trail has been cleaned and cleared from end to end, and it is absolutely ready for visitors. Whether you've been walking this trail for years or you've been meaning to check it out, now is the time. Come see it. A New Boardwalk Worth the Wait Before the old boardwalk through the skunk cabbage wetland had broken down and fallen apart, it serve

Enhancements to the Trail Experience If you've visited the Balancing Rock Trail lately, you may have noticed something looking a little sharper out there. A set of newly refurbished trail signs has been installed along the route. These signs give the trail a polished, welcoming look that matches the experience waiting for visitors on the other side of the trailhead. Today, we added the finishing touch: a brand new trail registration box. The New Trail Registration Box The ori

Spring is arriving, and so is one of our most exciting projects for 2026. This season, we're replacing the deteriorating boardwalk in the wetland area on the Balancing Rock Trail— and we're doing it right. The old structure has long reached the end of its life, and in its place, we'll be installing a floating dock-style boardwalk that will be more durable, more functional, and better suited to the dynamic wetland environment it crosses. We're proud to share that this project

More perks. More connection. More trails. All for $20 a year. Here's something we love about the TCVS community: you tell us what you need, and we get to work. Back in 2024, we sent out a member survey — and the results were clear. One of the most common reasons people were joining TCVS wasn't just the trails. It was you. It was the people. It was the chance to find a like minded community, hiking partners, meet fellow adventurers, and feel genuinely connected to the Creston

Since our founding in 2014, the Trails for Creston Valley Society has been carried forward by our amazing founding and lifetime...

Donor recognition sign at Riverside Park featuring a metal-etched school of fish, with each fish engraved with the names of contributors....

Sunday’s Balancing Rock Trail Work Bee was a resounding success — thanks to 10 incredible volunteers who showed up early, stayed...

We had an incredible turnout at our Riverside Park Work Bee — 12 volunteers strong — What a productive day! Thanks to the great weather,...

Riverside Park Work Bee Saturday April 26th at 10:00am Happy spring to members of Trails for Creston Valley Society! After a winter’s...

We’re excited to share the incredible progress made on our local trails this year, thanks to the hard work of our volunteers and support...

We’re excited to announce that the Ka Papa Trail bridge now has a brand new roof! This wouldn’t have been possible without the amazing...

We’re thrilled to announce that the outhouse on Ka Papa Cedar Trails just got a brand new roof this week! A huge thank you to our...

It’s September and time for our First Board Meeting of the season as we dive into what’s sure to be a thrilling time for the Trails for...

On Saturday, Aug. 20, a group of volunteers under the supervision of Jerry Bauer and Adam Mjolsness worked on the trail to Bonnie Lake...

Last May, the Trails society asked the public to express their opposition to draft bylaw amendments proposed by the RDCK that would have...

The high winds during the labour day weekend knocked down two large trees at Riverside Park, that fell across the river access pathway...

On Friday August 14, signs and pylons appeared at the entrance to our Riverside Wilderness Park. The signs stated that the property had...

The Park is open. Due to Covid-19, please stay home if you have any symptoms. Please practice “social distancing” and keep your group...

Our summer trail crew started on April 28. Work completed to date includes: Clearing windfall on the Pack, Rotary, Billy Goat Bluffs and...

The Park is open. Due to Covid-19, please stay home if you have any flu or cold symptoms. Please practice “social distancing” and keep...