Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society

07/20/2026

Big tree down on Larry's trail after Friday's storm. We cleared it this morning.

07/19/2026

🌲 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Bootski Lake Trail Work Bee! 🪓
Help WNMS keep the iconic Bootski Lake Trail safe and clear! Join us for a day of trail maintenance, brushing, and deadfall removal.
📅 When: August 1st at 8:00 AM
📍 Meet At: Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre (to caravan/carpool)
🚗 Trailhead Directions:
Head southeast from Tumbler Ridge on Highway 52 E for ~48 km.
Turn right onto the gravel Ojay Main Road (Wapiti Road).
Drive 25 km, then take the right fork onto Wapiti FSR.
Cross the Wapiti River bridge and pull off near the 12.1 km mark (where the road is deactivated).
High-clearance vehicles are recommended. We will use two-way radio channel RR1 (150.080 MHz) for logging truck traffic.
🥪 FREE LUNCH PROVIDED!
RSVP is required for a headcount. Please email ✉️ [email protected] to sign up!
What to bring: Sturdy boots, work gloves, water, and safety gear. Bring loppers or hand saws if you have them (WNMS will also provide tools).
Let’s get this stunning alpine trail in peak condition! See you there!

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

WINDFALL LAKE IS LOOKING AMAZING! 🥾🌲
A massive THANK YOU to the incredible crew of volunteers who came out for our recent work bee! We had an ambitious to-do list, and thanks to your hard work, Windfall Lake looks absolutely fantastic again. 🛠️✨
We tackled a huge amount of trail maintenance, including:
🔹 Fixing critical drainage issues to keep the trail dry
🔹 Cutting deadfall to clear the paths 🪓
🔹 Fixing the wash table and replacing the bucket
🔹 Brush cutting the parking area right down to the trail head
🔹 Adding blocks to bridge the muddy sections
🔹 Repairing and levelling the tent pads ⛺
🥪 A very special shout-out goes to Adaly Molina for keeping the crew fueled up with an amazing lunch! You kept everyone going!
Our Deepest Thanks to This Incredible Crew:
🙌 Laura Miller, Laurie Bauman, Jan Robinson, Dan Rawlyk, Mary Jane Gagnon, Samo Cebul, Mark Campbell, Dave Thompson, Taylor Olsen, Tristan Trudel, Talaya Miller, Kate Etherington, Chris Van Dijk, John Webb, Anders, Neal Smith, and Steve Robinson.
The Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society (WNMS) truly cannot do this without the invaluable efforts of our community volunteers. Because of you, the trail looks amazing and is ready for hikers to enjoy.
Thank you all for your incredible dedication! See you out on the trails! 👋⛰️

06/28/2026

Three brave souls challenged the weather yesterday and cleared dozens of trees on the Greg Duke and Barbour Falls trails. Enjoy!

06/25/2026

Join the WNMS and Canadian Rangers for a guided hike or run on Canada Day!
Run: Meet at 8AM at the Visitor Centre for carpooling to the trailhead and run the entire Circular Route and Cliffs, led by Birgit Sharman
Hike: Meet at 9AM at the Visitor Centre for carpooling to the trailhead to hike up to the Bergeron Cliffs. Led by WNMS President and Canadian Ranger Dave Thompson

06/23/2026

Volunteers Needed: Windfall Lake Work Bee 🛠️
The Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society (WNMS) needs your help to spruce up the beautiful Windfall Lake trail! Come out for a day of fresh air, trail maintenance, and community spirit.
📅 Date: Saturday, July 4, 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM at the TR Visitor Center to carpool
🍔 Free lunch provided for everyone who RSVPs!
What we're tackling:
Removing deadfall along the paths
Repairing campsite tent pads
Replacing trail signs
Fixing drainage issues
🗺️ Directions:
Drive towards Chetwynd on Hwy 29 (25 km) ➡️ Left onto Bullmoose Rd (17 km) ➡️ Left onto Windfall Creek FSR (24 km) ➡️ Left onto Pinnacle Peak & Windfall Lake access rd (1.8 km) to the trailhead.
⚠️ FSR Safety Reminder:
These are active industrial roads! Loaded logging trucks have the right-of-way. Drive with headlights on, use a VHF radio if you have one, use pullouts, and ensure your vehicle has good clearance.
🎒 What to bring: Work gloves, sturdy boots, water, and gear for the weather.
📝 How to RSVP:
Sign up by emailing [email protected] so we can get an accurate head count for lunch.
See you on the trail!🌲

06/21/2026

Many thanks to the Canadian Rangers and Junior Rangers for cutting, splitting and filling the firewood shed at the Lost Haven Cabin yesterday! What a wonderful contribution to the community!