Mossom Creek Trail Day Announced!
On Sunday May 27th, TORCC will be hosting a trail day to work on the Mossom Creek Trail. Mossom Creek Trail is part of TORCC’s effort to build an intermediate loop on Eagle Mountain. Already, much work has been done on the Physiotherapy climb, as well as a bridge replacement on Mossom Creek trail (Photos of both can be seen here). However, some drainage issues need to be resolved, as well as some trail improvements are needed on the lower section. We hope to complete a number of these issues with a supportive turn-out on the trail day!
We will be meeting at Noons Creek Park at the corner of Panorama Drive and Stoneridge Drive at 9am and should be wrapping up around 3pm. Lunch will be provided.
Click here to view the meeting location on a map
To help plan work parties, as well as food, you are requested to register for the trail day by clicking here.
A big thank you goes out to Cap's Westwood Cycle who will be providing volunteer support for this event.
As well, a generous donation by West Coast Racing will go toward the purchase of some additional tools and supplies for this trail day. Thank you for your support of our efforts!
Give input into Port Moody's (on-road) Master Cycling Plan
On March 28, 2012, Port Moody held a second Master Cycling
Plan Open House. Thank you to all those that attended.
For those who could not attend the event, all of the
materials are available on the City of Port Moody's website:
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See the short, medium and long term project maps.
They're
collecting feedback on the plan until April 27, 2012. Read the plan, then
let them know what you think by completing the
online feedback form.
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