Top up your blinker fluid and pack your left handed knuckle busters, we're going on our annual Churn Creek run this May long weekend! There is usually a Friday departure group and a Saturday departure group. Please post below which group you are planning to join. For newbies: this is a stock-friendly run, with some incredible views, and an amazing experience, you will not regret it! There is an outhouse at south camp, but bring your own TP. You can either stay at camp, or if you are more adventurous, we do day trips that are a bit more exciting, please note that the mud roads can be VERY slick if wet. Drive with caution. There will likely be some snow on the ground, however the long range forecast shows average precip but well above average temperatures for May. I'll be bringing my chainsaw, there's plenty of firewood in the area.
CHURN CREEK RADIO FREQUENCIES
Coastal Cruisers use CB channel 4 for trail talk
Cruiser VHF use 146.460 MHz for trail talk
Other amateur frequencies: 147.0000 MHz repeater VE7LIM
Gang Ranch Highways 143.4450 MHz
In EMERGENCY ONLY, Clinton RCMP use 143.185 , 149.1100,
149.2600, and 149.6800 MHz
DIRECTIONS
Google Maps: clicky
Take the Fraser Canyon Highway 1 up to Cache Creek.
From Cache Creek take Highway 97 north to Clinton.
Fuel up in Clinton and head north on 97 toward Chasm.
Just past the turnoff for Chasm, turn left at Meadow Lake Road.
Follow Meadow Lake Road in the direction of Gang Ranch.
Eventually Meadow Lake Road changes its name to Canoe Creek Rd.
When you go through the Canoe Creek village, keep right and end up
heading north on the High road with the view of the Fraser River on left below.
Do not go to Dog Creek. You may see our campsite across the river down below.
Cross the big suspension bridge and snake up the hill.
Do not go to Gang Ranch; instead go left into Churn Creek protected areas.
There are two campsites, one on the northside of Churn Creek and one on
the south side of Churn Creek. We're usually at the southern one.
CHURN CREEK RADIO FREQUENCIES
Coastal Cruisers use CB channel 4 for trail talk
Cruiser VHF use 146.460 MHz for trail talk
Other amateur frequencies: 147.0000 MHz repeater VE7LIM
Gang Ranch Highways 143.4450 MHz
In EMERGENCY ONLY, Clinton RCMP use 143.185 , 149.1100,
149.2600, and 149.6800 MHz
DIRECTIONS
Google Maps: clicky
Take the Fraser Canyon Highway 1 up to Cache Creek.
From Cache Creek take Highway 97 north to Clinton.
Fuel up in Clinton and head north on 97 toward Chasm.
Just past the turnoff for Chasm, turn left at Meadow Lake Road.
Follow Meadow Lake Road in the direction of Gang Ranch.
Eventually Meadow Lake Road changes its name to Canoe Creek Rd.
When you go through the Canoe Creek village, keep right and end up
heading north on the High road with the view of the Fraser River on left below.
Do not go to Dog Creek. You may see our campsite across the river down below.
Cross the big suspension bridge and snake up the hill.
Do not go to Gang Ranch; instead go left into Churn Creek protected areas.
There are two campsites, one on the northside of Churn Creek and one on
the south side of Churn Creek. We're usually at the southern one.
