
Parks and Trails Master Plan for
Area C (Fort St. James Rural)



What’s happening?
The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, with the help of a consultant, has completed a Parks and Trails Master Plan for Electoral Area C (Fort St. James Rural). The Plan was received by the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako Board of Directors at its July 9, 2026, Board meeting. It will build on the great work already being done by local outdoor recreation providers and help us figure out how the Regional District can deliver new and improved parks and trails services over the next 10 years.
Click here to see the consultant's slideshow presentation from the July 9 Board meeting
Our goal is to make sure we’re providing parks and trails in a way that makes sense for the community, is cost-effective for taxpayers, and works well with existing services.The Plan is intended to be a practical guide for decision-making. It includes a series of recommendations and actions that will help the Regional District prioritize projects, pursue funding opportunities, and work with community partners to enhance parks and trails throughout the service area.
View the Parks and Trails Master Plan for Electoral Area C (Fort St. James Rural) and associated documents here:
Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in the development of the Parks and Trails Master Plan. Community members, recreation groups, First Nations, stakeholders, and local governments were invited to share their ideas and priorities through surveys, workshops, meetings, and other engagement opportunities. Your feedback has helped shape a plan that reflects the recreation needs and long-term vision for parks and trails in the area.
We appreciate the time, local knowledge, and thoughtful input that so many people contributed throughout the planning process.
If you have questions or would like additional information, please feel free to contact us: planning@rdbn.bc.ca
We’re excited to hear your ideas and continue working together to shape the future of parks and trails in Electoral Area C!
