Rossland Range
Near British Columbia
49.14889, -117.91317
BC Recreation Site — The area has a network of winter routes and a chain of unique, winter, day-use shelters for all ages and families who would enjoy self-guided snowshoeing, cross-country skiing or backcountry ski touring. In summer, there is hiking, mountain biking, watching wildlife, walking a dog or taking a horseback ride on summer trails. In winter, the unique day-use shelters are a fine destination to plan to visit, offering warmth and shelter from the weather or a break with lunch or a warm drink. Some of the day-use shelters are very near and easily accessible from the trailhead; others are further away and can provide a more challenging adventure. Dogs are allowed on the winter trails, which are not "groomed". In summer season, you can enjoy the area on foot, mountain bike, and
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