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Site Fishing Regulation Boating Regulation Electric motors Barbless hook Bait Ban Release all fish Notes Speed restriction only Alpha Lake Alta Lake No fishing: Dec. 1 – Mar. 31 Cheakamus River Release Steelhead Green Lake In some areas Lost Lake Emerald Nita Lake Green Lake Boat Launch Scotia Creek Closed all year Estates Note: 1. Refer to www.env.gov.bc./fw/fish/regulations Whistler is in Region 2 2. Fish size restrictions and other conditions may apply No Wake Zone 19 Mile Creek (marked by buoy and shore sign) Green RIVER OF GOLDEN DREAMS Lake Designated waterski / wakeboard zone Float Plane Landing Zone Notes from the River of Golden Dream Recreation Use Report 2011 (RMOW): Alpine 1. The total number of boats estimated on ROGD in May – September 2011 was 7,615. This has grown in recent years from Meadows 2,585 in 2008. 2. Recent observations have been the increase of private boats and greater diversity in the type of boats. Kayaks and canoes continue to be the dominant boat types (74%). 3. The 2005 Social Carrying Capacity Study (Confluence) found that people begin to feel crowded as the number of boats per Nicklaus hour on ROGD exceeds 25 – 30. North 4. The carrying capacity was exceeded on four occasions during July and August long weekends (27 – 51 boats / hour). Fitzsimmons Creek Commonly used boat access points Nesters Spruce River of Golden Dreams Pond Grove WUDCA (Whistler Urban Development Containment Tapley's Area from the Official Community Plan) Farm Lost 21 Mile Creek Lake White Gold Whistler Cay Blueberry Upper Village Alta Village Lake Scotia Creek Alta Vista Beaver Lake Stonebridge Brio River of Golden Dreams Millar Creek Alpha Creek Nita Nordic Lake Estates Alpha Whistler Lake Creek Taluswood Function Bayshores Junction Millar's Pond Whistler Creek 99 Spring Creek Kadenwood Highway Cheakamus Cheakamus River Crossing not to scale in reduced format OUTDOOR AQUATIC RECREATION.

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