The Mount Edith Cavell parking lot and access road will be under construction this summer and Parks is putting a permit system in place to limit and control traffic to the area.

The Castle Wildland Provincial Park Draft Management Plan will potentially have a dramatic impact on use of the Castle region for many users, including climbers.

Dear Minister Phillips,

A brief update concerning CASA’s engagement with and concerns about the Castle Provincial and Wildland Parks management plan.

With the final inspection complete of Phase 1 of the Jura Creek remediation project, access to the Drive-In has been re-established.  When Phase 2 of the project starts, there may be may more acces

Drive-In closure Sunday December 4th.

There have been some concerns expressed in the climbing community about the construction of flood mitigation structures at Cougar Creek, and the potential impact on climbing in the area.  Currently

A bumper berry crop this year has led to a dramatic increase in bear activity.   A number of climbing areas have been affected by Alberta Parks warnings and closures, including Grassi and the Ghost

Climbers going to Bataan will see four new signs from Greymont on the trail. Three of the signs are on the lower part, on the right hand side of the trail as you are heading up.

The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan (SSRP) has the potential to affect climbers' on crown land and in our parks.  The deadline for feedback is Feb 28th and your input into this plan critical.