Ka Papa Cedars Trail: Clear, Clean, and Ready

June 23, 2026 1 min read

If Ka Papa Cedars has been on your list, now is a great time to go.

Monday, TCVS volunteers headed out to tackle a blowdown that had been blocking the trail. Six trees down, six trees cut out and cleared. The trail is now open and in excellent shape — exactly the way it should be.

This is the quiet, unglamorous side of trail stewardship. No fanfare, just people who love these trails showing up with chainsaws and doing what needs to be done. We're grateful for every one of them.

Help Us Keep All Our Trails in Shape

Our volunteers get out as often as they can, but we can't be everywhere. If you're out on any TCVS trail and notice a blowdown, a washed-out section, a damaged bridge, or anything else that needs attention — please let us know. A quick email to info@crestonvalleytrails.ca is all it takes, and it makes a real difference.

Visit www.crestonvalleytrails.ca for trail information and updates.

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