> Isn't the woodlot, partially owned by BCIT aswell?
yeah, it's called the BCIT woodlot, owned and operated by the BCIT woodlot society. I worked for them last summer.
Once you push past that big cross ditch on your way to the power lines and beyond, it turns into mission tree farm land, totally different thing over there but luckily they are still pretty slack about the trails.
Quite frankly it's ugly, but at least the trail is still there. It's a privately owned woodlot, so they can do whateve they want to do with the trail after it's logged. Luckily, they have a good agreement with the riding commuinty and agreed to clear the trail off after they were done with the logging.
March 12, 2006, 10:14 p.m. - trail-worker
> Isn't the woodlot, partially owned by BCIT aswell? yeah, it's called the BCIT woodlot, owned and operated by the BCIT woodlot society. I worked for them last summer. Once you push past that big cross ditch on your way to the power lines and beyond, it turns into mission tree farm land, totally different thing over there but luckily they are still pretty slack about the trails. Quite frankly it's ugly, but at least the trail is still there. It's a privately owned woodlot, so they can do whateve they want to do with the trail after it's logged. Luckily, they have a good agreement with the riding commuinty and agreed to clear the trail off after they were done with the logging.