The Logan Lake Community Forest has partnered with the District of Logan Lake in the development of a Trails Strategy, identifying strategic priorities to guide the management and development of trails in the Logan Lake area over the next 15 years. The LLCF works with and supports:

• the Highland Valley Outdoor Association in their management of the Logan Lake trails system north of the community.  

• the Logan Lake ATV Club trail planning and trail enhancements through funding applications, project management and coordination.  

• the District of Logan Lake in trail planning and establishment, including funding to support the establishment of the Mimi Falls Trail.

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Trails work across the LLCF and the surrounding lands is completed by a range of local and First Nations contractors, and our trails are much safer and environmentally sustainable as a result.

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Forestry activities are planned and conducted in a manner that will not detract from the long-term recreational enjoyment of community forest users. Recreation resources are conserved to ensure that the objectives for recreation sites, trails and interpretive forest sites are adhered to.

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There is an extensive network of designated and non-designated recreational trails within the Logan Lake Community Forest, including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, as well as an expansive off-road vehicle (ORV) trail network. All trails and recreation sites are considered in our development and planning activities.