REPORT ON TRAIL CONDITION LOG NORTH BEND TO HELL S GATE TRAIL. Submitted to:

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1 Golder Associates Ltd Still Creek Drive Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada V5C 6C6 Telephone (604) Fax (604) REPORT ON TRAIL CONDITION LOG NORTH BEND TO HELL S GATE TRAIL Submitted to: Madrone Environmental Services Ltd Mt. Lehman Road Abbotsford, B.C. V4X 2N3 Attention: Mr. Doug Reeve DISTRIBUTION: 4 Copies - Madrone Environmental Services Ltd., Abbotsford 1 Copy - Boston Bar First Nation, Boston Bar 2 Copies - Golder Associates Ltd., Burnaby January 13, OFFICES IN AUSTRALIA, CANADA, GERMANY, HUNGARY, ITALY, SWEDEN, UNITED KINGDOM, UNITED STATES

2 January i EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The project consists of a trail condition log intended to provide an initial inventory of a potential recreational trail located on the west side of the Fraser Canyon near Boston Bar, B.C. Developing this trail for recreational values would involve the upgrade of the existing trail, which appears to have been constructed in the 1800s. The field component of the inventory used GPS to accurately record and map the trail to RIC standards. During the GPS survey, field cards were also compiled detailing the maintenance and upgrade requirements of the trail. The trail was surveyed between November 12 and 18, 2003, by crew members from the Boston Bar First Nation. Inventory data are presented in the form of a listing of maintenance requirements referenced to GPS maps. Golder Associates

3 January ii CREDITS Project Director GPS Training Field Crew Boston Bar Administrative Support Report Author Report Review Brian Pegg, M.A., R.P.C.A. Brian Pegg John Campbell Brian Fisher Curtis Florence Al O Hendley Brian Pegg John Warren Brian Pegg Andrew Mason, M.A., R.P.C.A. Associate Golder Associates

4 January iii TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVES AND METHODOLOGY Objectives Methodology and Standards TRAIL LOG North Bend to Hell s Gate CLOSURE REFERENCES LIST OF TABLES Table 1 North Bend to Hell s Gate trail conditions and maintenance requirements. LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1 North Bend to IR 7 Trail Figure 2 IR 7 to Scuzzy Creek Trail LIST OF APPENDICES Appendix I Photographs Appendix II Field cards Golder Associates

5 January INTRODUCTION This report consists of a trail condition log, as defined by the Ministry of Forests Recreation Manual (2003:98). The log is intended as an initial inventory to assist in the development of an upgrading and maintenance program for a trail. The trail inventoried extends from the community of North Bend to Hell s Gate on the west side of the Fraser River, near the community of Boston Bar, B.C. The trail inventory was conducted by the Boston Bar First Nation, in conjunction with Golder Associates Ltd. (Golder). The trail appears to have been constructed in the 1800s, and in many locations, historic artifacts are present. It may have acted to connect several small gold rush and First Nations village communities on the west side of the Fraser Canyon. The north end of the trail is in good condition, but as one travels south on the trail, much of it has been obliterated by the railway line. Golder Associates

6 January OBJECTIVES AND METHODOLOGY 2.1 Objectives The objectives of the project were to: develop an initial inventory of the North Bend / Hell s Gate trail; and provide details regarding maintenance and upgrade levels appropriate to developing the trail for recreational users to the standards outlined in the Ministry of Forests Recreation Manual (2003:98). 2.2 Methodology and Standards The trail was surveyed between November 12 and 18, 2003, by a crew from the Boston Bar First Nation. GPS training was provided to Boston Bar crewmembers on November 12 and 13, 2003, by Brian Pegg of Golder. Pegg accompanied the Boston Bar crewmembers in the field on November 12 and 13, but was not present for the other days of the survey. The survey involved collection of GPS (Global Positioning System) field data to RIC standards (Ministry of Forests 2001), and filling out field cards with crew observations and maintenance requirements. The field card data were tied to the GPS data using a data dictionary, which allows mapped features to be named and stored as data are collected. GPS field data collection was accomplished using a Trimble GeoExplorer 3 GPS unit fitted with an external antenna. This unit was programmed with a data dictionary which restricted collection of field data unless minimum standards were met. Generally, these standards were exceeded. Specifically, the standards were (Ministry of Forests 2001:4-5): minimum of four satellites for recording observations elevation mask of 15 degrees above horizon minimum occupation time for standard static point features is 30 seconds with at least 15 individual position fixes minimum occupation time for high significance point features (e.g., map tie) is 150 seconds with at least 50 individual position fixes Golder Associates

7 January for line features surveyed in dynamic mode, individual position fixes were collected no more than 25 meters apart, with the majority of fixes less than 5 meters apart Following collection of field data, the data were post-processed for differential correction using a standard reference station located less than 500 km from the field receiver location. GPS data were transformed to ArcView shapefiles, and overlain on 1:20,000- scale TRIM data provided by Teal-Jones Ltd. Golder Associates

8 January TRAIL LOG 3.1 North Bend to Hell s Gate The trail between North Bend and Hell s Gate was surveyed between November 12 and 18, The trail appears to have been first constructed in the mid-1800s (Brian Fisher pers. comm.), and historic debris, artifacts, and engineered sections of trail (a level trail bed buttressed by a small rock wall) were observed in numerous locations. Several previously recorded archaeological sites are present along the trail route, including DkRi- 16, DkRi-62, DkRi-65, DkRi-66, and DkRi-67. These sites contain a mixture of prehistoric and historic remains, pithouses, cabins, and cemeteries, are highly significant heritage resources, and are present predominantly within IR 7 and IR 5. None of these sites have been fully investigated or recorded, and many of the heritage resources located between North Bend and Hell s Gate have never been inventoried. Numerous heritage features are present that are not identified on the trail log maps (Figures 1 and 2). The original 1800s trail is largely intact between North Bend and IR 7 (Figure 1). South of IR 7 (Figure 2), and south to Scuzzy Creek (IR 5), the trail has been moderately impacted by the railway and the Scuzzy Creek hydroelectric development. South of Scuzzy Creek, little of the original trail remains, as it has been heavily impacted by the railway. Upgrading and maintaining the trail would be most easily accomplished between North Bend and IR 7. South of that location, the trail is closer to the railway and would require much more work, including the installation of a new bridge over Scuzzy Creek and construction of several kilometers of new trail to re-connect intact sections severed by the railway. Development of the trail south of the Scuzzy Creek access road (Figure 2) would involve the greatest expenditure of resources, as no existing trail appears to be present due to the railway line. Overall, the trail would most easily be developed as a Type III trail (Ministry of Forests 2003), intended for single-file hiking use, day trips or short overnight. Upgrading to a trail suitable for horse-back riding is also an option. The surveyed trail sections are shown in Figures 1 and 2, and maintenance requirements are shown below in Table 1. Overall, the primary maintenance and upgrading activities will involve brush clearing and log removal. More substantial trail construction would be necessary at location Slide 1 (Figure 1) and at the Scuzzy Creek crossing (Figure 2, Photograph 25). No sanitation facilities are currently present along the trail. Construction of sanitation facilities at location Cabin 1 (Figure 1) may be ideal as that are would likely receive a high volume of visitor traffic. Golder Associates

9 January The location of the trail in close proximity to the Canadian Pacific Railway on the west side of the canyon may prove most problematic for the trail construction. For the northern portion of the trail (North Bend section 1 through to 26), the trail is nearby the tracks but for the most part not immediately adjacent. South of Trail section 26, the trail would need to cross or follow the tracks at several locations, which may cause a safety hazard to users or trains in transit. Regardless of the trail construction options chosen, any trail development plan needs to take the heritage resources of this section of the Fraser Canyon into account. The sites in this area have never been fully inventoried, but are highly significant regardless. Several of the sites have already been impacted by pot hunting; that is, inappropriate excavation and disturbance of archaeological sites to retrieve artifacts for personal use or gain. Improved access to the heritage sites will exacerbate these problems in the absence of a management plan or inventory. Table 1. North Bend to Hell s Gate Trail Conditions and Maintenance Requirements. Designation North Bend section 1 North Bend section 2 North Bend section 3 North Bend section 4 1 Section Length (3D) 1 Section Grade 2 Tread Width Maintenance Required % 0.5 Brushing and trail widening % 0.5 Brushing and cleanup. Comments Started survey at section 1 and headed north. Trail widens out, good viewpoint of Anderson Creek through a natural opening % 0.5 Minor brushing. Many switchbacks heading downhill n/a n/a n/a n/a % 0.5 m Junction 1 Point feature n/a n/a Installation of parking area off side of road; installation of trail sign; brushing and minor widening. Installation of small sign; brushing % 0.5 Minor brushing and clearing % 0.5 Minor brushing and clearing % 0.5 Creek 1 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing and clearing, some log removal. Minor brushing and log removal. Minor brushing and log removal, possible culvert location. Short section of trail built by B.Fisher; branches off Green Ranch road to meet original 1800s trail; Photograph 1. Junction between original 1800s trail and B.Fisher trail. Part of 1800s trail through old fire area; Photograph 2. Part of 1800s trail, has been engineered. Photograph 3. Small seasonal creek. Part of 1800s trail; creek is flowing along trail bed. Photograph D length of trail section accounts for slope distance; that is, both horizontal and vertical distance traversed by the trail section. In addition, the software maps the exact distance between points along the linear traverse, and is therefore overestimating the true distance. Expressed in kilometers. 2 Grade is estimated, and is expressed following the trail from North Bend towards Hell s Gate. Golder Associates

10 January Designation Section Length (3D) 1 Section Grade 2 Tread Width Maintenance Required Comments % 0.5 Minor brushing and clearing. Part of 1800s trail. Creek 2 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing. Small seasonal creek % 0.5 Minor brushing. Part of 1800s trail. Widen trail, clear logs, Part of 1800s trail; irrigation ditch on right % brushing. side. Photograph 5. Maintenance Major log clearing and Snags (possible danger trees) are nearby. Point feature n/a n/a point 1 brushing. Photograph km Heavy brushing, log clearing. Part of 1800s trail % 0.5 Heavy brushing. Part of 1800s trail % 0.5 Brushing. Part of 1800s pack trail with switch-backs. Terrace 1 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing. Clearing with 2 terraces, rock walls on lower slope. Terraces may be gardens or cabin platforms. Good view of Anderson River across the Fraser; old telegraph wires present. Good location for campsite if water were made available. Photograph 7 and % 0.5 Brushing. Part of 1800s pack trail; wide open. Cave 1 Point feature n/a n/a Brushing. Cave adjacent to 1800s trail, some metal historic debris inside. Photograph 9 and 10. Near irrigation ditch off of 1800s trail, Terrace 2 Point feature n/a n/a Brushing, log clearing. possibly a garden terrace or cabin platform. Irrigation ditch Point feature n/a n/a Brushing, log clearing. Not part of the trail. Terrace 3 Point feature n/a n/a Brushing. Near 1800s pack trail. Possibly garden terrace or cabin platform. Brushing, construct railing for Part of 1800s trail, high above railway % cliff edge. grade. Construction of new trail Active slide above railway grade. Slide Slide 1 Point feature n/a n/a section up and around slide at has obliterated 1800s trail, and is (Safety issue) least 50 m away. hazardous. 14 Maintenance point Point feature n/a n/a % 0.5 Garbage clean-up (minor), remove large logs, minor brushing. Remove large log and minor brushing. Remove logs and minor brushing. Part of 1800s trail, at north end of section has been obliterated by active slide. Large log across trail. Part of 1800s trail % 0.5 Brushing and clearing. Part of 1800s trail; on edge of cliff % 0.5 Minor brushing. Part of 1800s trail, open Good spot for rest clearing. Part of 1800s trail. Cabin 1 Point feature n/a n/a None. 19 Old fire pit and historic debris present, large boulders in area. Part of archaeological site DkRi-16. Photograph 11. Good location for sanitation facilities Minor brushing. Located in an open area. Cabin 2 Point feature n/a n/a None None. Open trail. 1800s trail nearby, historic cans and bottles present, also dove-tailed cabin logs present. DkRi-16. Photographs 12, 13, 14. Golder Associates

11 January Designation Section Length (3D) 1 Section Grade 2 Tread Width Maintenance Required Comments Pithouse 3 Point feature n/a n/a None. Large depression, possibly a pithouse, but also may be historic structure or animal enclosure. DkRi-16. Photograph 15, 16, 17. On flat ground, within heritage area, near Minor brushing. 21 numerous old cabins. Cabin 3 Point feature n/a n/a None. Several historic structures here. Cabin 4 Point feature n/a n/a Install sign, minor brushing. Ruined 2 room cabin, with historic debris and square nails. Photograph 18. On flat ground within heritage site. DkRi Minor brushing One large cabin partially intact, two ruined Cabin 5 Point feature n/a n/a Install sign, minor brushing. cabins adjacent, old crosscut saw, many pots and pans. DkRi-16. May have been store of the settlement (B.Fisher). Minor brushing and log removal. Trail through old village. DkRi-16. Trail on the flat, very brushy section Major brushing. 24 Historic debris. DkRi-16. Photograph % 0.5 Brushing, trail widening None % Brushing. Graveyard 1 Point feature n/a n/a Switchback construction on initial steep hill, minor brushing. Major brushing, sign for safely crossing railway. Minor brushing, install sign to direct users to avoid bluffs overlooking railroad bed. Brushing and sign installation. End of flat, trail starts on a sidehill and has a fork with another trail heading east (downhill). Trail emerges onto train tracks, cliffs block the west side of the tracks and force the trail to either cross or to follow the rail bed. Photograph 20 and 21. Trail runs beside tracks for 50 m and then heads back into forest; does not have to cross tracks. Photograph 22. Trail comes back onto railway tracks; possible for the trail to cross tracks and join original trail, or could continue along on west side of railway. The second option would involve trail construction in boulders and thick forest. Cross tracks, 1800s trail heads south on the crest of riverbank. Trail is not always clear and there are many options for routing here. Trail travels through old village site location, historic debris is scattered throughout the forest here. Graveyard is nearby. Old graveyard location, wire nails in picket fence, crosses. At least 6 graves are present. Photos 23 and 24. Graveyard 2 Point feature n/a n/a Brushing and sign installation Iron crosses. Rockwall 1 Point feature n/a n/a Brushing. Rockwall near graveyard to 1.0 Pithouse 4 Point feature n/a n/a Pithouse 5 Point feature n/a n/a Old bridge site. Point feature n/a n/a Brushing, removal of some large trees, sign for safety crossing railway. Minor cleanup and brushing. Cleanup and brushing; sign to prevent disturbance of pithouses. Cleanup and brushing; sign to prevent disturbance of pithouses. Installation of new suspension bridge over gorge (50 m wide, 30 m deep). 1800s trail crosses back over railway tracks, then travels west towards old suspension bridge location through Scuzzy Creek pithouse village, recorded as archaeological site DkRi-62. Trail travels through major pithouse village (DkRi-62). Approximately 20 to 30 pithouses are here with both historic and prehistoric artifacts identified. DkRi-62. Two old pithouses side by side, historic (Chinese pottery) artifacts found. Has been disturbed by pothunters (DkRi-62). Two iron anchors found on top of rock on south side of crossing. This was the location of old suspension bridge until the 1970s. Photograph 25. Golder Associates

12 January Designation Section Length (3D) 1 Section Grade 2 Tread Width Maintenance Required Comments Minor brushing and log Trail on the south side of Scuzzy Creek, removal. South end of trail possible cache pits along sections of the (where trail descends to trail. South end of trail (1800s) has been 33 railway) needs stairs or obliterated by the waterline for the Scuzzy switch-backs. power generator. Passover powerplant pipeline. Trail descends to tracks and then back up into Brushing and clean-up 34 the bush, across slide and talus from waterline construction. Stream 1 Point feature n/a n/a Small bridge. Creek runs across trail Widen trail, clear brush. Trial is rough. Good clearing for rest. Trail is on old cat % 2.0 Minor brushing 36 trail (from Scuzzy power project). Creek 3 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing. Trail can follow old cat trail here. Creek crossing. Trail is in good condition, fairly flat, and % 0.5 Minor brushing. 37 follows old cat trail. Creek 4 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing. Creek ford. Minor brushing, especially at Creek passes through opening and crosses % south end of section. road. Road Needs trail cut in bank beside road. Trail emerges onto road Minor brushing. n/a Creek 5 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing. Stream ford % 0.5 Minor brushing. Snags in the area. Pithouse 8 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing. Pithouse on the edge of bank over the tracks. On original 1800s trail, metal historic % 0.5 Minor brushing 41 artifacts found. Pithouse 9 Point feature n/a n/a Minor brushing Pithouse adjacent to 1800s trail. Much of 1800s trail is obliterated by Heavy brushing. railway north of this section. Road needs 43 to be widened on edge of bank. Creek 6 Point feature n/a n/a Brushing. Creek ford. Trail needs work here, difficult GPS readings % 0.5 Brushing Trail needs work. Old shovel observed. Most of trail destroyed by railway. Golder Associates

13 January CLOSURE This report was prepared for the exclusive use of Madrone Environmental Services Ltd., and any use, reliance or decisions made by third parties on the basis of the report are the responsibility of such third parties. The work was conducted to the standards outlined in the Recreation Manual (Ministry of Forests 2003) and Procedures and Guidelines for Operational Forest Resource Survey and Mapping Using Global Positioning System Technology (Ministry of Forests 2001). We trust the information contained within this report is sufficient for your review and resource management requirements. Please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned should you have any questions or comments in regard to this study. Yours very truly, GOLDER ASSOCIATES LTD. Brian Pegg, M.A., RPCA Archaeologist Reviewed By: Andrew Mason, M.A., RPCA Associate BPP/ARM/jae N:\FINAL\2003\1417\ \REP BOSTON BAR TRAIL CONDITION LOG.DOC Golder Associates

14 January REFERENCES Ministry of Forests 2003 Recreation Manual. at Procedures and Guidelines for Operational Forest Resource Survey and Mapping Using Global Positioning System Technology. GPS Steering Committee, RIC. Victoria, B.C. Golder Associates

15 N North Bend Section North Bend Section North Bend Section Would require pullout and sign Trail Section 1 Æü S Junction 1 North Bend Section 1 Trail Section Trail Section 3 Trail Section S Creek 1 Trail Section 5 Trail Section 6 S Creek 2 Trail Section 8 Trail Section 7 Maintenance Point 1S Trail Section 11 Terrace 1 Trail Section 9 S Trail Section 12 %US Terrace 3 %U Trail Section 10 Terrace 2 Trail Section 13 Irrigation Ditch 1 r Slide 1 Irrigation Ditch 1 Trail Section 14 Cave 1 S Trail Section 15 Maintenance Point 1 Trail Section 17 Trail Section 16 Trail Section 18 %U Cabin 1 Trail Section 19 %U Cabin 2 Trail Section 20 Pithouse 3 %U Trail Section 21 Cabin 4 %U%U Cabin 3 Trail Section 22 %U Cabin N:\Bur-Graphics\Projects\2003\1417\ \GIS\aprs\figure-x_trail.apr (Layout: Figure 1-11x17 Portrait) January 12, LEGEND Area is highly heritage sensitive Trail Odd Section Even Section Road Railroad Water Feature Contour REFERENCE Basedata provided by JS Jones Datum: NAD83 Projection: UTM Zone S Creek S Stream %U Cabin %U Cave %U Graveyard %U Irrigation Ditch S Junction S Maintenance Point %U Old Bridge Site %U Pithouse S Rockwall r Slide S Terrace Trail Section 26 (Trail can follow north side of tracks) Trail Section 23 Trail Section 24 Trail Section 25 Pithouse 1 %U %U Pithouse PROJECT TITLE Meters Scale - 1:10,000 NORTH BEND TO IR 7 TRAIL Burnaby, B.C. MADRONE ENVIRONMENTAL BOSTON BAR FRASER CANYON PROJECT No SCALE AS SHOWN DESIGN BP 12 Jan GIS CDB 12 Jan CHECK BP 12 Jan REVIEW FIGURE REV. 0

16 %U Cabin 1 Trail Section 19 %U Cabin 2 Trail Section 20 Pithouse 3 %U Trail Section 21 Cabin 4 %U%U Cabin 3 Trail Section 22 %U Cabin5 N Trail Section 23 Trail Section 24 Trail Section Area is highly heritage sensitive Trail Section 26 (Trail can follow north side of tracks) Pithouse 1 %U %U Pithouse Old Bridge Site (No current existing %U crossing) Pithouse 4 Trail Section 33 %U %U Pithouse 5 S Rockwall 1 Trail Section 28 Trail Section 32 Trail Section 31 Graveyard 2 Graveyard 1 %U%U Trail Section 29 Trail Section Trail Section 34 (Talus from waterline construction) Trail Section 30 Stream 1 S Trail Section Trail Section 36 Creek 3S Creek 4 S Trail Section 37 Trail Section N:\Bur-Graphics\Projects\2003\1417\ \GIS\aprs\figure-x_trail.apr (Layout: Figure 2-11x17 Portrait) January 12, Æü Trail Section 39 Road Access (through gated S Creek 5 hydroelectric road) Trail Section 40 %U Pithouse 8 Trail Section 41 LEGEND Trail Odd Section Even Section Road Railroad Water Feature Contour REFERENCE Basedata provided by JS Jones Datum: NAD83 Projection: UTM Zone 10 Trail Section 43 S Creek S Stream %U Cabin %U Cave %U Graveyard %U Irrigation Ditch S Junction S Maintenance Point %U Old Bridge Site %U Pithouse S Rockwall r Slide S Terrace %U Pithouse PROJECT TITLE Meters Scale - 1:10,000 MADRONE ENVIRONMENTAL BOSTON BAR FRASER CANYON IR 7 TO SCUZZY CREEK ROAD TRAIL Burnaby, B.C. PROJECT No DESIGN BP 12 Jan GIS CDB 12 Jan CHECK BP 12 Jan REVIEW SCALE AS SHOWN FIGURE 2 REV

17 APPENDIX I PHOTOGRAPHS Golder Associates

18 January PHOTOGRAPH 1 Looking north along trail section 1 PHOTOGRAPH 2 Trail Section 2 Golder Associates

19 January PHOTOGRAPH 3 Looking North On Trail Section 3, Showing Typical Brushing And Log Removal That Would Be Required PHOTOGRAPH 4 Trail Section 5 Golder Associates

20 January PHOTOGRAPH 5 Trail Section 8, Looking South PHOTOGRAPH 6 Maintenance Point 1 Golder Associates

21 January PHOTOGRAPH 7 Rock Terraces At Location Terrace 1 PHOTOGRAPH 8 At Location Terrace 1 Golder Associates

22 January PHOTOGRAPH 9 Cave At Location Cave 1 PHOTOGRAPH 10 Interior Of Cave, Cave 1 Golder Associates

23 January PHOTOGRAPH 11 Historic Debris At Location Cabin 1 Photograph 12 Hand-blown glass bottle base at location cabin 2 Golder Associates

24 January PHOTOGRAPH 13 Cabin Remains At Location Cabin 2 PHOTOGRAPH 14 Historic Debris At Location Cabin 2 Golder Associates

25 January PHOTOGRAPH 15 Location Pithouse 3 PHOTOGRAPH 16 Location Pithouse 3 Golder Associates

26 January PHOTOGRAPH 17 Location Pithouse 3 PHOTOGRAPH 18 Cabin Remains At Location Cabin 4 Golder Associates

27 January PHOTOGRAPH 19 Trail Section 24, Looking North PHOTOGRAPH 20 Trail Emerges Onto Railway Tracks At Trail Section 20 Golder Associates

28 January PHOTOGRAPH 21 Trail Must Cross Tracks To Avoid Steep Bluffs And Slides On The Right Side Of The Photo PHOTOGRAPH 22 Trail Section 27 Golder Associates

29 January PHOTOGRAPH 23 Picket Fence Surrounding Graves At Location Graveyard 1 PHOTOGRAPH 24 Iron Cross Marks Grave At Location Graveyard 1 Golder Associates

30 January PHOTOGRAPH 25 South Side Of Scuzzy Creek At Location Old Bridge Site Golder Associates

31 APPENDIX II FIELD CARDS Note: Appendix 2 includes field cards compiled by the Boston Bar field crew and have not been edited. Golder Associates

32 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 1 of 28 Al M11816A Trail Section: Section 1 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 18% North Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, moss Started at Section 1 and headed North Brushing, widen a bit Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 1 Time: Al M11816A Trail Section: Section 3 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 10 Northeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Moss, dirt Trail widens out good viewpoint of Anderson Creek through a natural opening Brushing, little clean-up Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 2 Time: 9:19:49 Al M11816A Trail Section: Section 3 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 8% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Moss, dirt Many switchbacks heading down minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 3 Time:

33 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 2 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 1 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 60% East Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Sand, rock Brian made first trail to meet up with 1858 old pack trail. Photo, Brian 1, Curtis 1 Start of Brians trail can be brushed, widened, sign built Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 1 Time: 11:31:14 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: 2 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: +13% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Part of old Pack trail, old fire Photo 2 Brian, Photo 2 & 3 Curtis, Start of Pack trail, brush, widen, small trees, clearing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 2 Time: 11:45:43 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 3 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -35% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Grade change in pack trail. Small trees removed, widen trail. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 3 Time: 11:57:24

34 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 3 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 4 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rocks Brian Photo 3, old pack trail, trail has been engineered, Curtis Photo 4 & Photo 5 log cut. Minor clean up, logs moved, brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 4 Time: 12:02:20 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 5 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -1% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Old pack trail creek on trail-possible culvert. Photo 7 Curtis, Photo r Brian Logs moved, brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 5 Time: 12:18:55 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 6 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -35% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Old Pack trail Minor brushing, clearing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 6 Time: 12:22:47

35 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 4 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 7 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -3% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Old Pack trail, Photo 8 Curtis Minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 7 Time: 12:26:30 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 8 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -2% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Old pack trail, Photo 5 Brian, irrigation ditch on right side. Widen trail, logs cleared, brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 8 Time: 12:30:47 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 9 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rocks Old pack trail Photo 10 Curtis Brushing, logs cleared, heavy brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 9 Time: 12:38:39

36 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 5 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 10 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -26% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Old pack trail, Curtis Photo 11, clearing. Heavy brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 10 Time: 12:45:15 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 11 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -25% North east Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Old pack trail, switch back, side slope Curtis Photo 12, 2 switch backs on trail Brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 11 Time: 12:49:46 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 12 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -2% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Wide open trail old pack trail. Brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 12 Time: 12:55:28

37 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 6 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 13 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -3% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Old pack trail Brushing railing for edge of cliff or move trail above. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 13 Time: 13:21:18 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 14 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Section of trail gone from slide and old pack trail. Curtis Photo 18, edge of cliff Garbage clean up, logs big, brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 14 Time: 13:38:40 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 15 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -9% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Old pack trail. Logs and brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 15 Time: 13:47:13

38 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 7 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 16 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: +25% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock, moss Old pack trail edge of cliff Brushing, little clearing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 16 Time: 13:15:23 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 17 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -22% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock, moss Old pack trail - open Minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 17 Time: 13:53:02 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 18 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock, moss Old pack trail Curtis Photo 20 Open good spot for clearing for rest. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 18 Time: 14:10:18

39 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 8 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 19 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rocks, moss Open Area Minor brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 19 Time: 14:17:20 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Section 20 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Open trail Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 20 Time: 14:26:10 Curtis Florence, Roy O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111219A Trail Section: Railway 1 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Railway open Unique Identifier [GPS]: Railway 1 Time: 15:24:41

40 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 9 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 21 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Flat Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Moss On flat ground, old Heritage Site, lots of Cabins Minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 21 Time: 9:19:49 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 22 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: On the flat within the village. Minor brushing needed Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 22 Time: 9:31:50 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 23 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Trail through village Minor brushing, few old logs may need to be cut. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 23 Time: 9:41:22

41 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 10 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 24 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Flat Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Still on the flat, many of old cooking tools, Photo 19, Brian Major brushing, trail becomes pretty bushy for this section. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 24 Time: 9:51:29 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 25 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: South +10% to slope Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: End of flat, trail starts on a sidehill and has a fork with another heading down. Brushing, maybe widen trail. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 25 Time: 10:01:42 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 26 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Flath South Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Trail come out onto tracks, too many cliffs to walk on. Rock slides in area. Photo 20, 21, Brian Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 26 Time: 10:26:32

42 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 11 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 27 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% South Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Ballast Rocks Trail runs along tracks another 50m and then it heads back into the bush. Do not have to cross tracks. Photo 22, Brian Need to cut in some switch backs because Hill is steep, minor brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 27 Time: Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 28 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% South Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Trail comes back onto Railway tracks, could cross tracks and join into original trail, or could build a trail along west side of Railway. A lot of brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 28 Time: 11:02:03 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 29 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: +10% South Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Across tracks trail heads south on top of riverbank. Many options to where the trail may go. Minor brushing, sign to avoid rock bluffs on other side of tracks. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 29 Time: 11:10:21

43 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 12 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 30 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Old village site graveyards were found. Trail runs alongside of the riverbank. Section 30 ends at an old rock wall. brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 30 Time: 11:47:43 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 31 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Crossed back over the Railway tracks, trail heads up 50m and then heads in South Southeast direction. End of Section 31 there were a few Pithouses in sight. Brushing. Trail has some big trees on it. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 31 Time: 11:59:19 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 32 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Pithouse village Minor cleanup and brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 32 Time: 12:16:55

44 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 13 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 33 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Start on the south side of Creek, where we found iron anchors in rock. Cache pits found on sections of trail. End of Section 33 needs some switchbacks and trail needs to be widened. New bridge. Few logs on trail and some minor brushing. Real nice piece of trail on south side of creek. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 33 Time: 13:42:36 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 34 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Passover power plant pipeline. Comes to tracks. End of section 34 at Creek (stream ford). Brushing, cleanup Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 34 Time: 14:05:28 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Section 35 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: Tread Width [in metres]: Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Trail is rough, crosses over a creek. Widen trail, clear brush, clean up. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 35 Time: 14:31:29

45 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 14 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 13, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher M111316A Trail Section: Railway 2 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% Southeast Tread Width [in metres]: 2 m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Railway Unique Identifier [GPS]: Railway 2 Time: 15:45:18 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 36 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -10% South Tread Width [in metres]: 2 m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Good clearing for rest. Photo 1 Curtis Minor Brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 36 Time: 9:41:59 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 37 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: +5% South Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Trail is in good shape, fairly flat Photo 2 Curtis, trail is on skid road. Minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 37 Time: 10:07:20

46 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 15 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 38 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -5% South Tread Width [in metres]: 1 m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, rock Creek passes through open. End of section needs work crosses road. minor brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 38 Time: 10:35:03 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 39 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% South Tread Width [in metres]: 1 m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Photo 5 Minor brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 39 Time: 10:49:44 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 40 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: +5% South Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Little work mainly brushing, snags in area. Minor brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 40 Time: 11:01:21

47 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 16 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 41 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: -10% South Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Old pack trail, old metal found. Minor brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 41 Time: 11:20:08 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 43 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% South Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Cut out section 42, no GPS under railway. Road needs to be widened on edge of bank. Brushing,- heavy brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 43 Time: 11:56:20 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Section 44 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: +15% South Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt Trail needs work old shovel. brushing. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Section 44 Time:

48 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 17 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Date: November 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Handley, John Campbell Trail Section: Railroad 3 Grade [express as percent and direction eg. -25% southwest]: 0% South Tread Width [in metres]: ½ m Surface [eg. gravel, dirt, mud]: Dirt, gravel Side of tracks, Photo 7 Unique Identifier [GPS]: Railroad 3 Time: 12:53:03

49 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 18 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis Florence, Al O Hendly, John Campbell, Brian Pegg, Brian Fisher Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: other Junction between main trail and Brian s trail. Straight across from Anderson Creek Signs, brushing, little trees, small clearing for rest. Unique Identifier [GPS]: Junction 1 Time: 11:42: 30 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Creek 1 Small creek seasonal Photo 6 Curtis Brushing, logs cut Unique Identifier [GPS]: Creek 1 Time: 12:16 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Creek 2 Small creek seasonal brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Creek 2 Time: 12:25:40

50 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 19 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Maintenance Point Photo 9 Curtis, Photo 6 Brian, snags around, danger trees logs cleared with saw, brushing 50 cm in diameter each log Unique Identifier [GPS]: Time: 12:36:33 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Cabin Platforms Clearing, cabin platforms Brian Photo platforms, good view of cultural village in Anderson, old telegraph wires, edge of cliff, good area for campsite water needed. Minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Cabin platforms Time: 12:53:11 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F. Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Cave 1 Old pack trail, cave-old, Curtis Photo 13, Photo 9-10 Brian Brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Cave 1 Time: 13:04:57

51 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 20 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Cabin Platform 2 Near irrigation ditch off of old pack trail cabin platform Curtis Photo 14 snags brushing, logs cleared Unique Identifier [GPS]: Cabin platform 2 Time: 13:10:24 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Irrigation Ditch Dry ditch off old pact trail above cabin platforms 21% grade of ditch. brushed, logs moved Unique Identifier [GPS]: Irrigation Ditch Time: 13:13:29 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F. Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Cabin Platform 3 Off old pack trail, Curtis Photo 15 Brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Cabin Platform 3 Time: 13:17:24 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A

52 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 21 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Feature Type: Slide 1 Old pack trail blasting wires, could go up and around slide, Photo 16, - slide Photo 17- right above slide part of trail taking out by slide. stay away from slide 50m Unique Identifier [GPS]: Slide 1 Time: 13:24:53 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Maintenance 2 Big log in way of trail Photo 19 Curtis, old pack trail Big log needs to be cut out of way, minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Maintenance 2 Time: 13:45:21 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Corner Post IR 7 Corner post of reservation IR7 on old pack trail, may be corner post Open, minor brushing Unique Identifier [GPS]: Corner Post IR 7 Time: 13:57:49 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Cabin 1

53 Field Cards: Boston Bar Trail Mapping Page 22 of 28 November 12 17, 2003 Old fire pit and pots and pans, cans big boulders in area, Photo Curtis, Photo 11 Brian Open area Unique Identifier [GPS]: Cabin 1 Time: 14:14:20 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Cabin 2 Old pack trail old cans, bottles, old cabin edge, old logs with notches Photo 12, 13, &14 Brian Photo 24 Curtis Open Unique Identifier [GPS]: Cabin 2 Time: 14:22:28 Date: November 12/13, 2003 Curtis, Al, John, Brian, Brian F Geo Explorer 3 M111219A Feature Type: Pit House 3 Photo 15 Brian, old cans possible pit house, Photo Curtis, Photo 17 Brian Didn t finish GPS coordinates, Finished Thursday Morning Open Unique Identifier [GPS]: Pithouse 3 Time: 14:28:37/9:13:20 Date: November 13, 2003 Al O Handley, Curtis Florence, John Campbell, Brian Fisher, Brian Pegg M111316A Feature Type: Significant Feature