Logging update from Aspen Planers

The following is an update of Aspen Planers harvesting activities in the Bridge River Valley heading into the August long weekend.  Our harvesting crews are located throughout the valley in the following locations:

Bridge Mainline/Downton Lake
Liza Creek
La Rochelle/Yalakom

Continue to expect logging truck traffic Monday to Friday on Road 40 with the possibility of some minor weekend trucking. Travel leaving Lillooet for Goldbridge after 5 pm daily will reduce the amount of crew and log truck encounters.  Travelers coming into the valley via the Hurley can expect truck traffic until 4 pm daily.  After 4 pm truck traffic should be done for the day but there is the possibility of traffic after 4 in the event of breakdowns or low-bedding.

Aspen will be stockpiling wood at the old rock quarry near the Goldbridge transfer station.  Trucks will be turning off the Hurley FSR and traveling up the road towards Gun Lake.  Extra caution is advisable near the Hurley/Gun Lake Road junction as the trucks will be moving very slowly at this intersection.

Truck traffic will be steady throughout the summer on the Marshall/Mud road system moving wood out of Liza Creek.  Trucks will also be entering Road 40 just west of the Yalakom Bridge out of the La Rochelle/Moha FSR.

Brushing and road upgrades on the Slim FSR, expect delays.

Brushing and road upgrades on the Bonanza road over the next couple of months, expect delays and road closures for bridge works.

Seasonal deactivation will be completed on the new roads where we harvested last winter in the Marshall area.

Any questions or comments can be sent to me directly.

Thank-you,

Bill Poppy, R.F.T.
Aspen Planers Ltd.
Lillooet Woodlands Division

Office  1-250-256-5216
Cell      1-250-256-9335

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One Comment to Logging update from Aspen Planers

  1. Greetings,
    we just completed a circle tour from Tyaughton lake road thru Mud and Swartz Lakes, around Poison Mountain and down the Yalakom Forest service road back to the Bridge River Road. This journey has long been on my bucket list since first visiting the Bridge River country.
    I have a question regarding a forestry road that doesn’t show on any of my maps or google. It seem relatively new, we were driving the Mud Creek forest service road and it came after we drove thru Churn Creek three times in a very short period of time. We then came to a sign out of no where that said “Caution Construction”. When we got around the corner there was this huge steel girder bridge over Mud Creek FSR and the creek. It was before we got to the Poison Mtn road.

    Any Help is much appreciated.
    Thank you
    Cliff

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