Subject: | [MCR] Asulkan Approach Trail (Final Bridge) |
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Date: | Fri, 13 Jul 2012 08:41:01 -0700 |
Hi Folks, Trail crew in GNP have been and continue to be working really hard to get infrastructure back in place as a result of damage from June's flooding and the extensive avalanche destruction from last winter. Most everything has been replaced and/or repaired because of their hard work but the avy debris depth has not allowed for the replacement of the final bridge (after the 'mousetrap' but before the 'tree triangle' at roughly 1675 metres) on the way to the Asulkan Hut. In the normal spot where the bridge used to be are many jumbled and broken timber and avalanche debris which is being undercut by the creek. These factors could pose a risk so we are recommending avoidance until the bridge can be replaced. If you have a trip up in the Asulkan Hut and you must cross the creek we would strongly advise for people to cross early in the morning when the water levels are low and use exercise good judgement and common sense. Take Care, Paddy Jerome IFMGA Mountain Guide Visitor Safety Technician Mount Revelstoke & Glacier National Parks Ph. 250 814 3524 patrick.jerome@xxxxxxxx
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