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We all need a break. Today was one of those days. Listen to your heart and mind, not the noise around you that brings you down. if you need someone to talk, walk, ride, hike, ski or anything else with reach out! We are here for you.


The Fraser Valley
Fraser Valley Mountain Bikers Association

Last weekend was a glorious one around Manning Park Resort. There is an endless amount of trails to . If your looking for ways to learn new things and let us know we can help!

Mountain biking can add many benifits to your life!

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Thank you to Altus Mountain Guides for the course and helping us be safe! Prior Snowboards & Skis ProMentality

It's that time of year again! We all need to be safe, and... make sure we take everyone into account. BC AdventureSmart ProMentality

Several avalanche incidents and close calls occurred in the mountain parks last winter when a group at the top of a slope triggered a cornice or avalanche that impacted groups lower on the slopes. With more backcountry users in the mountains each winter this has potential to occur more frequently. To help manage the risks of being hit from above it is important to:

• Consider the possibility of other groups above or below you, and factor this into your decision making, line choices, and slope/cornice testing.
• Communicate with other users when possible, and come up with a plan to manage the avalanche hazard together to avoid surprises.
• Always choose the most protected ascent route, and regroup areas, to minimize the chances of being hit from above by avalanches, snow, ice or rock fall.
• Remember that conditions may not allow for other groups to change lines, delay descents, or accommodate your position below them.
• Consider changing objectives if you can not communicate with groups above you, or find a protected route to the top.

By deciding to ski or climb below another party you are choosing to accept any increased risks of being hit from above! Do not rely on other groups to consider your safety, especially if no communication has been established.

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Fraser Valley Mountain Bikers Association The Fraser Valley

Heads up if you're headed to Sumas on Saturday, October 9th. It's race day for the !

The parking lot will be CLOSED (it's the race start/finish area) & there will be volunteers & trail runners on the trails.

We recommend heading elsewhere to ride for the day, or waiting until later in the afternoon after the race is finished. Many thanks to the Valley Vertikiller Trail Race for their support of the FVMBA and the trails. Partial proceeds from the race go back into the trails and also support Central Fraser Valley Search and Rescue.

http://www.valleyvertikiller.com/

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Remember when you completed the questionnaire on Stage 1 of the McKee Neighbourhood Plan part of which concerns the future of the Ledgeview trails? Well the City of Abbotsford took your feedback from that questionnaire and has developed a Stage 2 survey. This provides you with the opportunity to give more in-depth feedback and opinions on this development. It's incredibly important that EVERYONE completes this survey and demonstrates to the City, landowners, and developers how important Ledgeview trails are to so many people in the Fraser Valley. We need to work with all these stakeholders, so it's critical the surveys are completed with a constructive and positive tone, proving that we are passionate about the area but respectful. Please complete the survey here: https://letstalkabbotsford.ca/mckee-peak-neighbourhood-plan.

If you didn't complete the Stage 1 survey, you can read about Stage 1 and the background of the project and complete the Stage 2 survey here: https://letstalkabbotsford.ca/mckee-peak-neighbourhood-plan.