The Gorge Ski Touring Association operates under the Shuswap Trails Protocol within the unceded
territory of the Secwepemc First Nation.
territory of the Secwepemc First Nation.
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Mission Statement
To advocate for Backcountry ski touring in the Gorge creek area. We will do so by building strong community relationships, ensuring that environmental best practices are followed.
The GSTA is a signatory to the Shuswap Trails Roundtable - Letter of Understanding
| Shuswap Trails Roundtable - Letter of Understanding |
Gorge RR Status
As of November 2025, the Gorge road will NOT be ploughed for the 2025/26 season.
K3 Catski will continue to plough to 3k. Radios still remain mandatory to travel on the Gorge FSR. Sledding on the ploughed road is illegal.
Parking @ 3k will be limited and tight. Parking will also be limited along Lybarger Road as well; please respect local residents’ access and park well off the road and away from driveways etc.
When sledding up an unplowed road, please practice good etiquette: keep a steady throttle and no carving, to slow the growth of the whoops.
Updated Radio Restrictions
As of October 31st 2023 The Craigellachie Anstey – Gorge (0839.01) "Gorge Road” REQUIRES 2 way radios 7 days a week between Oct 31st and May 1st. No exceptions.
See our touring page for more driving info
Did you tour the Gorge? Fill out a trip report here and be entered to win a prize! More info on our trip report page.
K3 Catski will continue to plough to 3k. Radios still remain mandatory to travel on the Gorge FSR. Sledding on the ploughed road is illegal.
Parking @ 3k will be limited and tight. Parking will also be limited along Lybarger Road as well; please respect local residents’ access and park well off the road and away from driveways etc.
When sledding up an unplowed road, please practice good etiquette: keep a steady throttle and no carving, to slow the growth of the whoops.
Updated Radio Restrictions
As of October 31st 2023 The Craigellachie Anstey – Gorge (0839.01) "Gorge Road” REQUIRES 2 way radios 7 days a week between Oct 31st and May 1st. No exceptions.
- Use of 2-way radio systems will be required from October 31 – May 1 in order to coordinate the safe movement of traffic.
- The specified radio frequency to be used on portions of forest service roads is: Resource Road Channel RR-9, frequency 150.365
- A person must not operate a vehicle contrary to a traffic control device.
- Signage has been erected
See our touring page for more driving info
Did you tour the Gorge? Fill out a trip report here and be entered to win a prize! More info on our trip report page.
OUR purposeAdvocate for Ski Touring at the Gorge |
First Let'sEngage
We will engage with all of our stakeholders including: First Nations, Provincial Government officials, ski tourers, local operating businesses and snowmobile clubs
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Now we willPlan
Using stakeholder input, we will create a robust plan for the area to be reviewed
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Leading with ourValues
Our organization will lead and engage with our values including Sustainability, Respectfulness, Inclusiveness & Excellence. We will ensure that First Nations are fully engaged and approving of any plan and we will also ensure we operate under a best practices operating plan for Mountain Caribou
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