As an umbrella organization we bring together trail user groups to ensure we have the best, safest, sustainable trail network for the benefit of all users on the lower sunshine coast; we work collaboratively with all levels of government, industry, and commercial operators, and we do this through advocacy, education, and community engagement.
Whether it's a passion for hiking, biking, horseback riding or sledding, our member organizations recognize and value the Lower Sunshine Coast trails network as a significant and important asset to our community.
Join our fantastic volunteers who dedicate their time and effort to maintain SCTS authorized trails. It's hard to find a more rejuvenating, rewarding way to give back. And don't worry, we cover the liability!
The shíshálh-BC Land Use Plan
The public comment period is open April 22 - June 23, 2025. Please go to:
“https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/fdf19e4868d048cea1d0adbfa39f6f92”
On the “shíshálh-BC LUP Project” tab you will find:
1. On the Engagement Tab: opportunities to interact with the Land Use Planning Table including webinar registration details and access to the online Questionnaire
2. On the Documents Tab: downloadable copies of the ‘FAQs,’ ‘Backgrounder,’ ‘Navigation and Engagement Details,’ and ‘What is a CCA’ documents.
Now is the time to provide your input through a variety of methods:
Open House Thursday, June 5th 2:00-4:00 pm and 5:30-7:30 pm Please drop by the Public Open House located at the Seaside Center, 5790 Teredo St., Sechelt
Completing the Public Questionnaire
“https://submit.digital.gov.bc.ca/app/form/submit?f=f6154d66-f47d-4bc9-8086-1b0b6475910c”
Use the “comment” field for additional information and/or comments.
Using the Project Webform for general feedback. The Project Webform can be found by clicking the “Contact the Project Team” button located at the bottom of the Project Website:
“https://planninginpartnership.ca/p/5ecc048fdbd33300255c3f35/project-details”