- Trail:
- Loomis Lake (Diamond Valley)
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- Mountain Bike
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I took a look at the start of the trail since they postponed logging after the bridge over the Highwood River was built without proper permits.
There is now a logging bridge crossing the Highwood River and West Fraser has Mordor-ized the trail until shortly before the first creek crossing (about 4 km from the Lineham parking lot). That’s as far as I went but it looks like the rest of the trail has not yet been destroyed.
Enjoy this trail in 2024 before it’s destroyed! The upper section of this trail is beautiful and the lake is spectacular. With the bridge in place it’s now easier to cross the Highwood River even with the current high water flow.
There does not appear to be an any access restrictions in place like last year because the logging has been postponed.
Noticed an old abandoned camp and outhouse near the first creek crossing. Kind of neat.
There is now a logging bridge crossing the Highwood River and West Fraser has Mordor-ized the trail until shortly before the first creek crossing (about 4 km from the Lineham parking lot). That’s as far as I went but it looks like the rest of the trail has not yet been destroyed.
Enjoy this trail in 2024 before it’s destroyed! The upper section of this trail is beautiful and the lake is spectacular. With the bridge in place it’s now easier to cross the Highwood River even with the current high water flow.
There does not appear to be an any access restrictions in place like last year because the logging has been postponed.
Noticed an old abandoned camp and outhouse near the first creek crossing. Kind of neat.
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