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New Squamish Adventure Hubs offer amenities for trail users

Hubs aim to reduce parking and human waste problems on popular trails
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The lower parking lot at Don Ross Middle School, located at 42091 Ross Road, is now available for trail users to use as off-street parking outside of school hours. DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH PHOTO

It might be more pleasant to head out to some Squamish trails soon, thanks to a District of Squamish and School District 48 collaboration.

Locals have been increasingly complaining about human feces on local trails and a lack of facilities and parking for visitors.

In an effort to mitigate these neighbourhood and environmental impacts, the District has installed four Adventure Hubs near popular trailheads to offer off-street parking and washroom facilities. Each hub includes a bike tool station and portable toilet. Three hubs are equipped with a bike wash.

All hubs close at 10 p.m. daily.

School District 48 has also provided access to two school parking lots to be used outside of school hours.

The hubs are located at Don Ross Middle School, 42091 Ross Road, in their lower parking lot; at the bottom of Legacy Climb, on Mamquam Road above Quest University Canada (this hub does not include a bike wash as there is no running water available at this location); at Garibaldi Highlands Elementary School, 2590 Portree Way and the parking lot at 2458 Mamquam Road.

Please note, parking at the schools is not permitted during regular school hours, Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

Users of the hubs can provide feedback directly to the District at 604-815-4040 (24-hours).