Page 260-263The 2023 Wells Gray trail crew built 3 boardwalks across the wet meadow and re-routed the trail closer to Caligata Creek so it is drier. The rest of the
Page 145. After the devastating washout of the Clearwater River Road in July 2020, there was much hope that the road would be repaired and re-opened. It was a hefty
Page 18. Nine interpretive signs were installed along this trail in June 2025, explaining the trees, a nurse log, lichens, Spahats Creek erosion, lava rocks, micro-climate, and shrubs such as
Pages 16-20. A new viewing platform for Spahats Falls was installed and opened in June 2025. It provides an awesome view of the falls and canyon, a great improvement over
Page 94. The 5 diorama signs were all replaced in spring 2024 with new signs featuring greatly improved imagery. The text was re-written by Roland Neave and some place names
Page 315. BC Parks has installed a sign at the south end of the parking for the Third Canyon viewpoint which marks the start of the trail to the remains
Page 268. The trail was greatly improved in the fall of 2023. The trail surface was raised in many sections with ditching on both sides to improve runoff, new bridges
Page 12. In 2024, the parking lot was expanded and the trail was relocated with a safer grade.
Photo on page 113. The 2-level viewing platform that was installed in the 1980s was demolished in spring 2024 and replaced with a single level metal platform that is fully
In November 2023, the BC Government announced that 33 hectares had been added to Wells Gray Park. This is the new ranger house at the end of Boundary Road. The
Page 321. The new upper stairway at Moul Falls was flown in by helicopter on October 3, 2023 and opened to hikers a few days later. The stairs are a
Pages 330-333. The 2023 Wells Gray trail crew has brushed and cleared deadfalls from the lower part of this trail, so the reference on page 332 to the trail being
Pages 388-390The 2023 Wells Gray trail crew has brushed and cleared deadfalls for the full length of this trail from the Clearwater River to Mahood Lake. The boardwalks are in
