Community Walking Trail Master Plan

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•....I...... ••...... Crowsnest Pass Community The Volksport Crowsnest Federal Provincial Crowsnest Crowsnest Crowsnest Crowsnest Crowsnest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frank Individuals 403-562-8833 cam@crowsnestpass,com Cam Municipality Allannah Susan Lowry Joey (nez Susan Slide Judy alternates Lorraine Shane Pam Ken Funding Mertz, Feddema Funding Ambrosi Trails, Community Pass Pass Conservation Pass Pass Tapay Somerville Toombs, Cooke, Wagner, Interpretive Douglas-Murray Stewart Sheriland Halton, Director were Chamber Communities Economic Municipal of June, Crowsnest President representative Rick or Trails of Centre Don 2009 Society Community ...u...... of Cooke Recreation Development Commerce Budgen Committee in Pass or Bloom for Jenice Services Bellecrest . Board Smith ...... •.a••..•...... Community Association Table Crowsnest of Contents

Pass . Community 3. 1. 4. 2. Table 5. 4.4 4.1 4.10 4.7 4.6 4.3 Trail General TraIl 4.9 4.2 Trail 2.2 5.14 5.5 4.8 4.5 3.3 3.2 5.2 5.1 3.1 2.1 5.9 5.8 5.7 5.6 3.6 3.5 3.4 Nuts 5.15 5.13 5.12 5.4 5.3 1.2 1.1 5.11 5.10 1.5 1.4 1.3 of Contents Trails, Inventory Development Identity and Trail Trail Trail Wedge Trail Trail Trail Trail Trail Trail Turtle TraIl Trail Trail Trail Trail Trail Trail Kiosks Trail Goals Lakes Trail Frank Community Saskatoon Star Blairmore Bellevue/Hillcrest Leitch Main Lille Livingstone Livingstone Hastings Chinook Funding Miner’s Bolts Creek Symbols Amenities Signage System Signage Signage Parking Research Development Signage Logo Right Design Management Brochures Maps Public Information Trail Slide Mountain Collieries to June, & continued Mountain Guidelines Path Sources Lakeside Leitch Amenities Ridge Riverside of Mountain Falls Washrooms Trail Range Range Resources Way 2009 Overview Font Bodies Guidelines Dream (North Path Walk and on Chert Raptor Path (Posts) next Oversight Peak) and Quarries Migration

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6. Sustalnabillty and Future Development 6.1 Trail Funding Sources 6.2 Sponsorships and Donations 6.3 Donations

7. Future Decisions and Next Steps 7.1 Development Steps 7.2 Operating Decisions

APPENDIXES

A. Logo B. Panel Development Information C. Benches and Picnic Tables D. Bike Racks E. Bear Proof Garbage Containers F. Dog Bag Dispensers G. Maps H. Brochures

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1.1 Leitch to Lakes Dream Surrounded by snow capped mountains, lakes, rivers and numerous creeks, the people of Crowsnest Pass enjoy fresh clean air, pure water and spectacular mountain views. It Is a clean and healthy place to raise a family, to work, to play or to retire.

Crowsnest Pass residents have a deep appreciation for the landscape that defines it and the interconnectedness of the community in this setting. The many amenities, extensive history and spectacular scenery can only be enhanced with the development of a community trail system that offers a new way for people to commute and connect.

In 1979, the five communities that now make up the Municipalityof Crowsnest Pass amalgamated, connecting the five communities into one. Residents of the Crowsnest Pass see the trail network as an added feature that willprovide another transportation option for residents and visitors to move from community to community. The trails will provide a variety of recreational opportunities such as walking, biking,jogging, cross country skiing, historic tours as well as bird and wildlifewatching opportunities.

Being connected is important to the people of the Crowsnest Pass and is a vital component in the future development of the tourism industry. This trail network will extend from Crowsnest and Emerald Lake’s at the west end, to Leitch Colliarles at the east end of the municipality and willlinktogether the five communities that make up the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass.

1.2 Goals: The primary goals of the Trail Committee are to: - Provide a safe, user friendly, multi-use trail network within the Municipalityof Crowsnest Pass. - Promote health and wellness for all community members. - Improve our economy through promoting recreational use of our trails. - Provide a connection to the unique history, points of interest and natural beauty of the Crowsnest area. - Provide alternative transportation routes and modes of travel that protect and conserve the natural beauty of the community. - Enhance community involvement in the development and maintenance of the Crowsnest Pass Community Trail System. - Foster connections between the five communities through one vision.

Short Term Objectives: - To establish the backbone of the trail network by defining and developing one Main Trail that connects all the communities from Crowsnest Lake at the west end to Leitch Colliaries at the east end, a distance of approximately 27 km. - To install trail signage, kiosks and amenities at appropriate points along the trail. Signage to indicate historic points of interest, recreational sites and lateral hiking trails willbe included. - To develop, print and distribute maps and brochures.

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1.2 continued... - To plan for financial long term sustainability and future development.

Long Term Objectives: - To incorporate existing hiking trails into the trails signage through trailhead signs and additional signage along these trails. - To expand the trail network by adding loops through residential areas, and fingers that extend to points of interest such as museums, historic sites, memorials, views, quiet places for contemplation, bird and wildlifeviewing points, recreational facilities and to trail heads that give access to the vast back country trails that surrounds this valley. - To establish and develop new trails and to connect them to Main Trail as need and opportunities arise. - To establish a permanent operational and maintenance program in cooperation with the municipality.

1.3 Funding Sources: - Locally, funding has come through the municipal tax base, community clubs and organizations and donations from individuals, businesses and corporations. - Grants at the provincial and federal levels have been received and willbe accessed again in the future.

Funding Details: - Funding has been received through Alberta Community Enhancement Funds. The first funding was received in 2006 and the project has received approximately $145,000 each year. - The committee is researching all opportunities for external and local funding including: o Grant opportunities, both Federal and Provincial. o Corporate, club and organization sponsorships. o Individual opportunities for donations.

1.4 Trail Development - 2006 and 2007 — Trail completed and paved through Blairmore. - 2007 - Completed paving between Bellevue and Hillcrest - 2008 - Due to negotiations taking longer than anticipated, this funding was held over to complete the designated trail portion in 2009.

Trails for Completion In the Future - Coleman to Blairmore. - Sentinel Travel Information Centre to Coleman. - Blairmore to Frank. - Frank to Bellevue and Hillcrest. - Bellevue to Leitch Collieries.

The 2009 work schedule is to complete the connector between Blaimiore and Coleman. We are still waiting for a CPR decision and requirements regarding locating the trail on CP property. Funding camed forward from 2008 plus 2009 funding is in place for this year’s projects.

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1.5 Community Resources: There is a rich and fascinating history in the Crowsnest Pass. This history has been recorded and displayed in the Crowsnest Museum, the Bellevue Underground Mine and the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre. Many buildings and mine sites, that have been declared historic sites, also need to be profiled. Some of the sites are not yet open to the public, however, it is the human stories that make the history so fascinating.

- The Crowsnest Valley, nestled in Alberta’s southern Rockies, is protected by majestic, snow capped mountains and lush forests. The river winding its way through the valley collects the water from numerous streams and creeks as it flows east, eventually draining into the Oldman River. In many ways it is still untouched, pristine, with heart-stopping beauty. The Crowsnest River is considered one of the world’s best flyfishing rivers and attracts fisherman from around the world.

- The valley accommodates Highway 3, a major east-west transportation route across southern Alberta. It is ideally located as a tourism destination being only 2 hours from Calgary, andl .5 hours from Lethbndge and within driving distance for all of southern Alberta and southern Saskatchewan. It is only an hour away from two world class downhill skiing resorts, Castle Mountain and Fernie Alpine Resort. The Pass Powderkeg, a family ski hill located within the municipality, appeals to many families, both residents and visitors.

The community is emerging as a major recreation destination. The extensive 1500 km multi-use trail network that surrounds the Crowsnest Pass, extending south to Waterton and north to Kananaskis Country, offers access to the backcountry for all users and is a major asset to the community. The Pass is the only part of the southern Rockies that has not become highly commercialized as a Tourism Destination and the potential is endless.

Supporting the spirit of the community, the people of the Crowsnest Pass are protective, proud and renowned for giving their time to projects that enhance and contribute to the valley and its residents. Several clubs and organizations are already involved in the stewardship of our parks and trails. This early commitment is positive for future adoption of trail segments.

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2.1 Trail System The development of the Crowsnest Community Trails is a joint effort between community stakeholders, interested individuals and municipal government. To that end, a Trail Committee has been established to oversee the process as a community-based project, and to ensure we have a safe, useful, high-quality community trail system.

2.2 Trail Management and Oversight The Trail Committee has been overseeing the planning stages of the Crowsnest trails and willcoordinate with the municipality to put the initialtrails in place. As the trail network grows, a formal and organized structure will be required for its management, maintenance and expansion. The trails can be managed in a variety of ways: - Not-for-profit Society. - Cooperatively between the Trail Committee and the Municipality. - Crowsnest Pass Culture and Recreation Board.

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3.4 Trail Parking for Vehicles Vehicle Parking willbe made available at trail access points where information kiosks are to be located.

3.5 TraIl Amenities Trail amenities are an important component. Landscaping makes the trails more ascetically pleasing. Amenities may include: - Landscaping such as shrubs, trees, flowers, benches, interpretive signage, picnic tables and shelters, bird watching platforms, parks, gazebos, playground equipment lighting, garbage containers, dog bag dispensers, washrooms, bear smart garbage containers. - Considerations for year-round use: o Trail grooming during the winter. o Outdoor washroom facilities o water supply o trail cleaning o cross country skiing 3.6 Trail Information

Community Inventory of the history and culture, recreation facilities, cultural centres, parks and playgrounds willad a rich and informative component to the overall concept of community trails. Through trail head signage, the community trails willbe connected to the back country trails that surrounds the Crowsnest Pass.

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4. Trails Identity Guidelines ..e...... ae...u...... a.....tI.au.aI.....a.a...... I...... • Crowenest Community 4.1 Trail Logo TraPs Three standard logoformatswillbe used dependingon Graphic ldevitlty locationand purpose. :$ TheCrowsnstommunityTrails GraphicIdentityisa mostessertal aspectoftheovera brand P090jfl9. IteStabhshes‘The Trails’as a unifiedsystemandwill encouragegreatàtiMusefrom reside,t&aswellasvisitocs.

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4.4 Trail Kiosks and Amenities Kiosks

The kiosks willhave a consistent design and willbe located in highly visible areas. The colors selected for the logo and signage willbe incorporated within the kiosk panel designs.

In some cases, a kiosk willbe shared with other groups such as the Crowsnest Historic Society. In these instances, the Crowsnest Community Trails willhave one whole panel and the panel willbe designed to reflect the Trails Identity Guidelines.

Some suggested locations for kiosks throughout the community are as follows. - Flummerfelt Park - Downtown Blairmore, located at the parking area on the east side of Centre Access by the bridge crossing Crowsnest River - The interpretive shelter between Blairmore and Frank - Frank Slide Interpretive Centre - Bellevue/I-fillcrest Information Centre - Leitch Collieries

In addition to the main kiosks, there willbe display panels at places like the Bellevue Underground Mine, Crowsnest Pass Museum, Chinook Lake, Alberta Travel Information Center and other visible locations. - The kiosks willbe located in highly visible areas where visitors can stop and get information about the Crowsnest Community Walking Trails as well as the back country trails. • The kiosk panels will be artistically designed with pictures, historic information, points of interest and trail maps and protected by plexi-glass or some such medium. Brochures with information and maps willbe available at the kiosks. - There willbe space on the kiosk panels and some trail signage for sponsorship opportunities and recognition. - Landscaping with shrubs, flowers, and places where people can sit, willenhance visibilitydrawing people to look at the pictures, study the maps and read related information. Locating the kiosks close to coffee shops and other services will encourage people to relax and enjoy the spectacular setting this valley provides. Amenities Amenities willinclude bear proof garbage cans, a picnic table, bag dispensers for dog walkers, brochure rack for maps and other information, bike racks and vehicle parking. Refer to the appendix for design details.

4.5 TraIl Signage & Information Panels A consistent trail signage design willbe developed that can be used throughout the valley. Something elegant, durable, cost efficient and can be sized for different purposes and still hold its integrity. Information panels willbe multi-purpose, including: - Town map and directory panels. - Town story panels willportray history, and interesting features. A panel for each of the five communities willbe developed. - Trail map panels and rules of etiquette/stewardship panels. - Sponsorship/donation recognition panels.

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4.8 Trail Public Washrooms Several existing washrooms have been identified for summer use only. Where needed, others willbe added.

4.9 Trail Maps - In stage one a master map willbe developed defining the route for the east/west Main Trail. In stage two, connector trails, fingers and loops willbe added. - Maps willinclude length and difficultyof trails. - Maps willreflect the Graphic Identity Guidelines giving added cohesiveness to the overall trail brand.

4.10 TraIl Brochure - An information brochure willbe available at all kiosks and various outlets throughout the community. - Maps and brochures willbe used to reach target markets at the regional, provincial, national and international level.

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of . the and guard one Mountain from in Coleman. ‘Saskie”. flowing way the and boots through lines hiking forest at of 50 point the the the 40). indicating the southern the up the km of into McGillivray road are Pineview to stands after and beach. the Drive primitive especially From peaks trail fall Trail of the Chinook a rough great open into and must the is Rockies. north lake. the begins Highway out that seldom The first subdivision the there camping beginning grassland. for volcanic Lake Creek hiking to towards from make Allison lake lower this the at is The far 40, any (Gun right trail. and up or areas from the hike of in The the 6.

Crowsnest Sustainability 6.3

6.2

6.1

BusInesses, Donations Trail

Sponsorships

Crowsnest Plant-a-Tree standards Pass ideas is

The Buy ------an - - - - - order - - -

- Buy Plant-a-Tree would capital trails.

initiatives Businesses shrubs, Funding business Casinos Groups Grant Corporate Memorial Special Adopt Capital Stewardship

Sponsor Sponsor

500

a essential • A community. The Each bequest, Donors made institution that

Community Bench • • giving to

a Club Bench Plant-a-Tree funding will set

make and maintain one. Donors Donors a costs

sponsored Corporations

for Community volunteer adopting benches, projects on

section Program and a make landscaping such benches, assist by

program

Sources Program sponsors or aspect and kiosk. or a know

funds Future and

the Memorial a opportunity Memorial Donors the regular and business to to as predetermined by a the Trails, in such of municipality a this this really commitment community. gazebos, the projects of sponsorship whom. bench committed achieving available trail trail. that Program trails picnic for

the Trails basis program program of value as

or Development or involve

allows Program capital of this Program June, long a new already will

for Not tables, a their to kiosk

if Planned interpretive of trail for program will spring this have clean the term

and for trail municipal visitors to you would would date. projects of the choice. 2009 new enable loop. or give Trail goal. in

shrubs, Profit signage the development. viability a to whole other and and place trails,

plaque Giving make make donate are Trails a Committee to signage and maintain gift you

fall Associations funding. our key able community. trees. and that for of a a at cleanup Committee. to trail to community $500 the areas. community living a adding to

to . recognize would make These later and maintenance. eventually trails recognize trails applies over gift and more. a date, be amenities and and in living

could can: a Listed and general

mutually gift who memory five for such amenities of the add

in gift there society be maintaining year the below memory individual, such as ways new to maintenance. donation beneficial of are your period. an a status. trails, along as are to estate loved many of trees, cut several the a was funding the to This loved one. high the

Crowsnest

7.2

7.1

Future

Operations Trail

New

Trail

Operating

Website

Trail

Map

Trail

Development

Kiosk

Pass

Decisions

Trail

Use

Development

Maintenance

Amenities Signage ------

- -

- along

Location -

Signage -

Panel

•

maintenance Guidelines

Policies Washrooms the

Washroom

sanitary

provided

Drinking

Garbage designated A

Trail The

incorporated

Maps The

Maps

Panels

Community

Development

Policies

long

Development

Crowsnest

located.

trails.

Budget Decisions

with

website

panel

updates

Development

will

Wording

term

wording

will

Steps

will

field

water

considerations

collection

trail

and

also

layout

for

maintenance

contain

person.

operation

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will

system. completed

into

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development

Trails,

sources

developed

will

The

and

municipality.

will

be the

printed

either includes

maps,

linked

Crowsnest

Maintenance

done

reflect

panels.

budget

developed

June,

Steps

will

prior

and

for

Trails

connected

regarding

on pictures

viewpoints,

amenities

emptying

various

distribution.

will

cleaning.

2009

from

new

decided

regular

Community

website

development

appropriate

and

trails.

municipal

trail

developed

sites

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and

basis

information.

the

based

will

use.

bins

attractions

municipal

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improve

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and

water

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location

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final

collection

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and

lines

accessibility.

sanitary

panels

the

location

other

the

and

adequate

municipality

potable

community

purpose.

attractions.

system

garbage

they

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water

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along

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Trail, it . .

Appendix

All Renderings APPENDIXES

A. Logo B. Panel Development Information C. Benches and Picnic Tables D. Bike Racks E. Bear Proof Garbage Containers F. Dog Bag Dispensers G. Maps H. Brochures

Crowsnest Pass Community Trails, June, 2009 Crowsnest

Pass 0

Community Community

Trails, Appendix

June, Logo

2009

Trails . . .

(Th

Pantone 350

3n tone 130 F Pantone 188 Black

Crowsnest

Panel

Pass

Community

Development

Community

Trails,

Appendix

June 2009

Trails B

Information . FOB Print- Body: Vinyl- Top Font: General GST Dibond Material Font: or

Header: Sign 8” Waterproof. fluctuation 3” Sign Sign F, Size: General 5” Material Material: Size: Side 11 10” Gloss 4$” cW P Diameter Diameter Diameter ¼” wide Panel bar 0 not A2 Al ‘4 A2b Crow As I Weather Myriad Myriad — wide Full have Nine finish; Box metal Printed, indicated Laminated 3” page included Information Information page x Specifications: Specifications: page tf* Reverse Choice 11 colour quoted durable, 23 Works i_ wide x year circle circle circle 365, clad 5.5 Two 3 h” 5.1 48” Pro, Pro, 3/4” 5.9 guard INFORMATION in of x sign Avery Full on ACCESS engraved, INFORMATION tall ply tall tall

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resistant; Quote . face graphics) choice. may may Outdoor dirt $ $ $ $ $ $180.00 $ only more 38.00 Fax: 42.00 be 99.00 cannot 21.00 be 95.00 14.70 durable, UV substituted. substituted. conducive UV $ S resistant durable 403-562-2923 impact collect 220.00 resistant 95.00 weather to acrylic; in your text. needs. Matte

Crowsnest

Pass

Benches

Community

Trails,

AppendixC

June,

Picnic

2009

Trails

. Tables

Crowsnest . L1II2 77 SerIes Crowsnest Manufactured 177 178

•I Community Picnic 30-Mar-09 Series SerIes A( Table Pass, Bench by Bench Dumor - Recycled AB

Plastic

. Trails . .

SITE WORKS

Price Quote PW Site Works Ref No.: 4,089

Project Name Crowsnest Community Trails Contact Name PatLundy Date: 03/30/09 Company Name Address Phone: (403)563-5362 City Blairmore, AG E-Mail: [email protected] Postal Code

Model # Description Colour QTY Price/Unit Total Manufactured by Dumor

177-6OPL 6ff. Bench, 2 arms, recycled plastic Standard 25 1,336.50 33,412.50 S-2 Surface Mount 178-6OPL 6ff. Bench, no back, 2 arms, Standard 25 992.25 24,806.25 recycled plastic, S-2 Surface Mount 77-6OPL 6ft. Picnic table, recycled plastic Standard 6 1,274.40 7,646.40

Subtotal 65,865.15 Supply only. Product does not come assembled. Freight quoted to Blairmore, AB. Freight 5,522.85 Quote valid untilApril30, 2009. GST 5% 3,569.40 Total $ 74,957.40

Termsand Conditions A P0 number, sales agreement and a 50%depositwillbe requiredto place order. Balance due upon receipt of order.

PW Site WorksRepresentative Selena Nichols

PW Site Works Edmonton PW Site Works Calgary 14550-116 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5M 3E9 Phone (403)208-4660Fax (403)279-2689 Phone (780)453-6903 Fax (780)454-5645 1-866-343-4660 1-800-667-4264 www.pwsiteworks.ca www.pwsiteworks.ca ciaudeplayworks.ca [email protected] Crowsnest Community Trails

Crowsnest Pass, AB

30-Mar-09

PTH-8PS - 8ft. Picnic Table

R_6CSS - 6ft. Royale Bench with Back

R_6CBS - 6ft. Royale Bench without Back Manufactured by Paris Address Company Contact Quote City Project Manufactured Model Postal Supply PW PTH-8PS R6CBS R_6CSS Price remis Site # valid Code and only. Name Name Works Quote Name Conditions until 14550-116 Product Phone Representative April by A Selena 6ft. 6ft. Crowsnest Balance Description mount Pat EL Crowsnest 30, does (780)453-6903 P0 Paris PW Table Royale Avenue, Royale Lundy [email protected] www.pwsiteworks.ca 2009. number, Site not Nichols 1-800-667-4264 due come Works Pass,

2-3/8” Bench, . upon Edmonton, Bench, Community sales assembled. AB Fax Edmonton receipt peforated, agreement Surface (780)454-5645 no AB SITE of back, Trails order. T5M Freight Mount and 8ft. surface PW 3E9 WORKS a quoted Site 50% Works deposit Standard Standard Standard to Phone Blairrnore, Colour Ref will (403)208-4660Fax No.: be PW claudeplayworks.ca www.pwsiteworks.ca AB. required 1-866-343-4660 Site Phone: E-Mail: Date:

QTY . 25 25 6 Works to Price/Unit [email protected] (403)563-5362 place GST Subtotal 03/30/09 Calgary Freight 645.58 827.32 707.02 (403)279-2689 Total 4,089 order. 5% $ Total 38,778.92 16,139.50 17,675.50 4,963.92 2,131 3,849.60 .43 Crowsnest

Pass .

Community

Community Bike

Trails, Appendix

June, Racks

2009

Trails . . .

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Pass .

Community

Proof Community

Trails, Garbage Appendix June,

2009 Trails

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Dog

Community

Trails,

Bag

Appendix

June,

Dispensers

2009

Trails

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