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Distances and time are approximate, and will vary with conditions, gear, etc. Know your abilities and plan accordingly. Be aware that the distance markers in the park are not very accurate, and sometimes contradict each other. Winter routes may be shorter if lakes are frozen, but use caution when crossing.
Distances and time are approximate, and will vary with conditions, gear, etc. Know your abilities and plan accordingly. Be aware that the distance markers in the park are not very accurate, and sometimes contradict each other. Winter routes may be shorter if lakes are frozen, but use caution when crossing.


Parking lot – Batchelor Cabin: 2.5 km, 45 min – 1.25 hrs summer, 1 – 2 hrs winter
Parking lot – [[Bachelor Lake Cabin]]: 2.5 km, 45 min – 1.25 hrs summer, 1 – 2 hrs winter


Parking lot – Edwards Cabin: 4.5 km, 1 – 1.5 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter
Parking lot – [[Edwards Lake Cabin]]: 4.5 km, 1 – 1.5 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter


Edwards Cabin – Steele Cabin: 3 km, 1 – 1.5 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter
[[Edwards Lake Cabin]] [[Mount Steele Cabin]]: 3 km, 1 – 1.5 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter
 
[[Edwards Lake Cabin]] – [[McNair Lake Cabin]]: 5 km, 1.5 – 2 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter


Edwards Cabin – McNair Cabin: 5 km, 1.5 – 2 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter
== Water Shed Restrictions ==
== Water Shed Restrictions ==



Revision as of 21:58, 5 December 2007

Fees

Fees are collected by the Tetrahedron Outdoors Club, for cabin maintenance, fire wood delivery and contributions to a plowing fund to keep the road clear in winter. (though officially the road is unplowed)

Fees are $10 dollars per night per person and are the same for all four cabins. You can pay fees online on the Tetrahedron Outdoor Club website.

Access

Access to the park is achieved by taking the Langdale ferry from Horseshoe bay, driving 30 minutes north west on Highway 101 to the town of Sehelt. At the second set of street lights in Sechelt turn right and right again at the first stop sign. Follow this road 15 minutes north until reaching the Grey Creek Logging road on the right side of the road. This FSR is recently deactivated and as such now has large cross ditches making low clearance vehicles inadvisable. The first 3 km of road also offer significant elevation gain. (Read: steep with big ditches) After that the road levels nicely and the drive to the parking lot is quite manageable. Time to parking lot from UBC=3.5-4 hours depending on wait at the ferry and how long you drive around Sechelt looking for the Tim Horton's before realizing that there isn't one.

Trail distances and times:

Distances and time are approximate, and will vary with conditions, gear, etc. Know your abilities and plan accordingly. Be aware that the distance markers in the park are not very accurate, and sometimes contradict each other. Winter routes may be shorter if lakes are frozen, but use caution when crossing.

Parking lot – Bachelor Lake Cabin: 2.5 km, 45 min – 1.25 hrs summer, 1 – 2 hrs winter

Parking lot – Edwards Lake Cabin: 4.5 km, 1 – 1.5 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter

Edwards Lake CabinMount Steele Cabin: 3 km, 1 – 1.5 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter

Edwards Lake CabinMcNair Lake Cabin: 5 km, 1.5 – 2 hrs summer, 2 – 3 hrs winter

Water Shed Restrictions

  • Due to protection of watershed values, special park regulations are in effect for this park. Please familiarize yourself with the following rules before visiting Tetrahedron Park:
    • All mechanized access, including mountain bikes and snowmobiles, is prohibited.
    • Hunting is prohibited.
    • Domestic animals are prohibited.
    • Open fires are prohibited.
    • Use the outhouses for all human excrement.
    • Pack out all garbage.
    • Camp only at designated cabins.
    • Wash dishes only in the cabins.
    • Dump all grey water in outhouses.
    • No swimming or bathing in streams or lakes within the park.
    • Only use the wood stove when absolutely necessary.
    • Be self-sufficient and carry a fuel burning stove for cooking.