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Competion Date:September 2015 Marker #389 to Hunter Valley Road Marker #389 to Hunter Valley Road This trail off of Hunter Valley Road allows year round OHV use. The trail had intermittent heavy erosion and rutting. Culverts had been washed out by the 2013 flood at 2 locations and the abutments of an OHV bridge were damaged. In August 2015, The BTFR Program trail crew replaced one culvert with a native timber bridge, repaired one bridge and its approaches, reinstalled culverts and completed trail grading and drainage features over 1.5 km. 93 22 27 5 7 2 9 6 42 3 22 22X 1 72 2A 22 22 54 11 12 53 11 5 1A 21 20 2A 1A 2 93 40 66 8 24 2 6 23 Ghost Calgary Airdrie Red Deer Lacombe Hunter Valley Road 387 377 193 189 375 379 391 383 195 191 389 380 " ) Completed Bridges Completed Project Program Area Protected Areas ! Trail Markers Motorized Trail Non-motorized Trail Divided Highway 2 Lane Undivided Road 1 Lane Undivided Road Gravel Road Miscellaneous Minor Road Trail Marker 389 to Hunter Valley Road Base Data Provided by the Government of Alberta under the Alberta Open Government Licence. November, 2014. The information as depicted is subject to change, therefore the Government of Alberta assumes no responsibility for discrepancies at time of use. © 2014 Government of Alberta 0 0.45 0.225 Kilometers 1:50,000 Mar 2016 1 of 2 Backcountry Trail Flood Rehabitation Program Marker #389 to Hunter Valley Road © 2016 Government of Alberta Website Information Further information on the program, as well as an interactive web map can be found by visiting: Backcountry Trail Flood Map It is also encouraged to visit the web map before heading into the backcountry within the program area. Trails which are under construction or under a temporary closure are updated weekly so you can Know Before You Go.

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Competion Date:September 2015

Marker #389 to Hunter Valley Road

Marker #389 to Hunter Valley RoadThis trail off of Hunter Valley Road allows year round OHV use. The trail had intermittent heavy erosion and rutting. Culverts had been washed out by the 2013 flood at 2 locations and the abutments of an OHV bridge were damaged.

In August 2015, The BTFR Program trail crew replaced one culvert with a native timber bridge, repaired one bridge and its approaches, reinstalled culverts and completed trail grading and drainage features over 1.5 km.

93

22

27

5

7

2

9

6

42

3

22

22X

1

72

2A

22

22

54

11 12

53

13

11

50

1A

21

20 2A

1A

2

93

40

66

8

24

2

6

23

Ghost

Calgary

Airdrie

Red Deer

Lacombe

Hunter Valley Road

387

377

193

189375

379

391383

195

191

389

380

") Completed Bridges

Completed Project

Program Area

Protected Areas

! Trail Markers

Motorized Trail

Non-motorized Trail

Divided Highway

2 Lane Undivided Road

1 Lane Undivided Road

Gravel Road

Miscellaneous Minor Road

Trail Marker 389 toHunter Valley RoadBase Data Provided by the Government of Alberta under theAlberta Open Government Licence. November, 2014.The information as depicted is subject to change, thereforethe Government of Alberta assumes no responsibility fordiscrepancies at time of use. © 2014 Government of Alberta

0 0.450.225

Kilometers1:50,000

Mar 2016 1 of 2Backcountry Trail Flood Rehabitation Program Marker #389 to Hunter Valley Road

© 2016 Government of Alberta

Website InformationFurther information on the program, as well as an interactive web map can be found by visiting:

• Backcountry Trail Flood Map

It is also encouraged to visit the web map before heading into the backcountry within the program area. Trails which are under construction or under a temporary closure are updated weekly so you can Know Before You Go.

Damaged bridge before repair

Damaged bridge before repair

After repair and reinstallation

After repair and reinstallation

Mar 2016 2 of 2Backcountry Trail Flood Rehabitation Program Marker #389 to Hunter Valley Road

© 2016 Government of Alberta