TRAIL FEES ARE IN EFFECT
Please be aware of early season conditions.
- Use with caution & at your own risk
- Roads are not maintained
- Roads are known to freeze
- Creeks and lakes are not frozen
- Natural hazards exist
Attention to all riders, logging is starting at Graystokes Monday, Jan.9th until the end of our season.
YOU MUST RADIO up as soon as you turn off Hwy 33 onto 3 Forks rd until you get to the main staging area. Use channel RR3.
You must continue to park at the main staging, the road is not open past that. They will have the road plowed from Boyce up to Koochin. The plowed road will cross Graystokes FSR to St. Margaret's and cross Sterling trail to Koochin.
The main access points for riding will be Graystoke FSR & Steve's Trail.
Please be aware logging trucks need room and can't stop quickly, radio use is very important.
Sorry for the inconvenience but next year we will have some awesome new areas to ride in.
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Active logging and hauling out until the end of our season. Call up off Big White Rd. The FSR is now groomed.
Ride right, ride safe!
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Watershed Stewardship
The Okanagan Highlands provides more then great snowmobiling. It is also a major watershed for the Central Okanagan by supplying the drinking water and irrigation for tens of thousands of local residents. The Kelowna Snowmobile Club is proud of the excellent relationship we have developed with the Black Mountain Irrigation District and the South East Kelowna Irrigation District. We fully support their efforts to keep our water supply safe.
Vehicles Not Permitted On Our Trail System
Kelowna Snowmobile Club trails including Myra Canyon Scenic Routes and Upper Two John Sections as well as all trails leading to and from the Graystokes Provincial Park only snowmobiles and snow bikes are permitted in season. These trails are groomed and established under FRPA as snowmobile trails. By definition, a snowmobile must have a track and a ski. All other motorized vehicles are prohibited when these trails are in a groomed condition. Graystokes Provincial Park https://bcparks.ca/explore/parkpgs/graystokes/ as stated on webpage: No motorized vehicles, including off-road and all-terrain vehicles. Only snowmobiles are permitted during the winter months.
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