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Cheakamus Lake Road Grading Underway

June 27, 2024/in News

UPDATE on the Cheakamus Lake Road grading work.

The road grading crew has been busy this week adding gravel and grading the Cheakamus Lake Road all the way to the Cheakamus Lake parking lot! After years of a seriously bumpy drive, the road will be significantly smoother for the many people who travel along it. Thanks to the Ministry of Forests for including grading in their 2024 work plan. The Cheakamus Community Forest added funds for gravel to be laid down and bring the road surface back up to good quality.

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