Information

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Personnel

  • Park or Protected Area

  • Front country or back country

  • Area of park

  • Trail type

  • Trail Name

  • Why are you here? Sorry, this may be an unnecessarily existential question?

Site Geometrics & Attributes

  • This section is large & designed to get lots of data about each place you stop at.

    Please remember:
    The data you enter is about this spot and it's immediate surroundings.

  • DataPoint
  • Use this map tool to find and enter the geographic coordinates of this data point.
  • Have you set the geo coordinates?

  • Segment point: are you starting the segment, in the middle of it, or at the end?

  • Junction characteristics

  • Trail corridor width - how wide overall? (m)

  • Trail surface size - what is the actual surface I use? (m)

  • Trail position on slope

  • What is the trail grade?

  • How steep is it?

  • What is the curvature of the trail

  • How tight is the curve?

  • What is the sight distance?

  • Trail surface materials

  • Trail surface damage

  • What are the surrounding land features?

  • What are the landforms around this site?

  • Choose the prevalent tree species you see

  • Choose the prevalent shrubs in the immediate area

  • Here are some low growing ground cover plants.

  • Please note any invasive species at this data point.

  • A list of some invasive species.

  • Take a photo of any big infestations, unidentifiable things or unusual things.

  • In the space below, please note any invasives at this site not already recorded.

  • Make any additional notes on invasive species here.

  • Water Feature<br>Is there a water feature here? Is it dry or wetted?

  • Water feature details

  • Where is the water feature relative to the trail?

  • If there is a bike feature here, please give details.

    If there is more than one, more details can be added afterwards.

  • Bike feature
  • What is the bike feature?

  • Condition estimate of bike feature

  • Does the bike feature follow IMBA guidelines?

  • Estimated level of difficulty?

  • What materials compose this feature?

  • Please describe the other materials, e.g., hay bales, or cardboard, or whatever else that wasn't on the list.

  • Current state condition of materials

  • You can add data for built facility here.

    If there is more than one piece of built facility, you can add more data afterwards.

  • Built facility
  • Check the box & add data for built facility.

  • What kind of built facility is this one?

  • Stair types

  • Condition estimate

  • Drainage types

  • Condition estimate

  • Bridge types

  • Condition estimate

  • Walking surface type

  • Condition estimate

  • Type of climb apparatus

  • Condition estimate

  • Type of ferry

  • Condition estimate

  • Type of building

  • Condition estimate

  • Type of structure

  • Condition estimate

  • Type of signage

  • Condition estimate

  • Materials

  • Current state condition of materials

  • BC Parks condition assessment category S - further study needed E - item needs to be flagged for re-inspection B - upgrades may be needed as use or demand changes X - replacement will be more cost effective than repair & maintenance R - repairs needed beyond normal maintenance P - preventative maintenance needed

  • BC Parks assessment purpose & urgency

  • Choose the urgency of action

  • Drawing sheet (use this area to make a drawing if you need to)

  • Additional site photos.

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