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BC Parks Trail and Facility Inspection Checklist

by Hugh, from the Community

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Use this comprehensive checklist to assess BC Parks trails and adjacent facilities. Capture park and trail details, segment geometry, width, surface, gradient, and curvature. Log surrounding landforms, land and water features, and attach photos. Record built facilities such as stairs, bridges, boardwalks, ramps, and estimate their condition. Document mountain biking features and materials. Identify trees, shrubs, ground cover, and invasive species. Support consistent inspections across frontcountry and backcountry areas.

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BC Parks Trail Assessment Checklist
This BC Parks trail assessment checklist helps rangers and trail stewards record park, area, date, personnel, and trail details. Capture trail geometry, corridor width, gradient, position on slope, curvature, and surface conditions such as bedrock, gravel, soil, roots, mud, or artificial materials. Document surrounding landforms and water features, photos, and built facilities including stairs, bridges, boardwalks, and ramps. Note IMBA features, materials used, and evaluate trees, shrubs, groundcover, and invasive species to guide maintenance and safety.
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BC Parks Trail Inspection Checklist
This BC Parks trail inspection checklist helps rangers and volunteers document conditions across park trails and facilities. Capture location, trail geometry, grade, surfaces, and curvature; note surrounding land and water features; record built assets such as stairs, bridges, boardwalks, and bike features with condition estimates; log materials used and current state; identify tree species, shrubs, ground cover, and any invasive plants; attach photos and mark data points. Use this form to standardize observations, highlight hazards, and prioritize maintenance for safe, sustainable visitor access.
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Use this facility report template to document inspections across parks and community facilities. Record facility details, attendees, date and location, and capture photos of key areas including clubhouses or main buildings, playing fields and courts, sheds, infrastructure and water tanks, plus external items such as gardens, car parks, fencing and bollards. Log issues as identified actions with numbered appendices and specify the actions required for follow-up to support maintenance and compliance.
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BC Parks Trail Assessment Checklist

This BC Parks trail assessment checklist helps rangers and trail stewards record park, area, date, personnel, and trail details. Capture trail geometry, corridor width, gradient, position on slope, curvature, and surface conditions such as bedrock, gravel, soil, roots, mud, or artificial materials. Document surrounding landforms and water features, photos, and built facilities including stairs, bridges, boardwalks, and ramps. Note IMBA features, materials used, and evaluate trees, shrubs, groundcover, and invasive species to guide maintenance and safety.

by Hugh, from the Community

10+

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BC Parks Trail Inspection Checklist

This BC Parks trail inspection checklist helps rangers and volunteers document conditions across park trails and facilities. Capture location, trail geometry, grade, surfaces, and curvature; note surrounding land and water features; record built assets such as stairs, bridges, boardwalks, and bike features with condition estimates; log materials used and current state; identify tree species, shrubs, ground cover, and any invasive plants; attach photos and mark data points. Use this form to standardize observations, highlight hazards, and prioritize maintenance for safe, sustainable visitor access.

by Hugh, from the Community

10+

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Invasive Weed Survey Template

This invasive weed survey template helps teams assess and document invasive species across multiple site locations. Record time on and off site, surveyor details, and capture customer sign off. Identify species such as Japanese Knotweed, Giant Hogweed, Buddleia, Mares Tail, Himalayan Balsam, and Ragwort, or note none present. Attach photos, map locations, and log quantity and stem height ranges. Note proximity to watercourses, whether areas are fenced, if fencing is required, and site slope. Capture land use types including gardens, adjacent buildings, car parks, waste ground, road verges, hedgerows, woodlands, open space, and shrub beds. Add notes and confirm if treatment is required to support remediation plans and compliance.

by James McGrady, from the Community

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Facility Report

Use this facility report template to document inspections across parks and community facilities. Record facility details, attendees, date and location, and capture photos of key areas including clubhouses or main buildings, playing fields and courts, sheds, infrastructure and water tanks, plus external items such as gardens, car parks, fencing and bollards. Log issues as identified actions with numbered appendices and specify the actions required for follow-up to support maintenance and compliance.

by Blair Carningham, from the Community

10+

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BC Parks Trail and Facility Inspection Checklist

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