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Mamquam Road gravel route closed to vehicles

September 17, 2018 2:57pm

The gravel uphill section of Mamquam Road toward Quest University, Ring Creek and Garibaldi Provincial Park will be closed to vehicle traffic until further notice due to safety concerns, effective immediately.

The closure extends from the beginning of the gravel at the bridge over Mashiter Creek to just below the trailhead to Carpenter Son’s bridge, below Quest University.

The road is too narrow and the embankment too steep in parts for cars to pass one another safely without significant risk to a vehicle being forced off the road and down the bank. This has worsened to the point where the road must be closed to regular vehicle traffic.

The road will remain open to pedestrians and cyclists, as well as single-direction industrial vehicles upon case-by-case approval from the District of Squamish, according to DOS communications manager Christina Moore.

Access to all areas above Quest University, including Ring Creek and Garibaldi Provincial Park will remain available through University Boulevard.

The closure begins just below Carpenter Son’s Bridge. Vehicle access to the trailhead will now only be available from the Quest University side.

Road closure signage and gates are being installed at either end of the road. The road may be accessed for single-lane/one-way industrial traffic. Authorization by the District of Squamish and radio communication will be required.

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