​DISCLAIMER

Road conditions may change quickly, and the information on this site might not be accurate or timely.  Please drive with caution and consult other sources of road and weather information when planning your trip.  Western Forest Products will have no liability whatsoever regarding the content on this site or any damage that might be caused by relying upon that content.

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Rules of the Road: Call requirements, frequencies, vehicle restrictions and more. View here. 

Log Hauling: The Operational Information Map indicates active haul routes which are maintained for harvesting and road building operations.
 
Road Closures: Seasonal road closures exist where WFP is currently not active.

Stillwater Forest Operation Firewood Permits: Due to extreme fire hazard, Permits are not available at this time. The availability of new Firewood Permits will be posted in the fall if conditions are appropriate.

OPERATIONAL INFORMATION MAP: POWELL RIVER - STILLWATER

Please click here to view the Stillwater Forest Operational Map, updated as of October 2021.
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​INFORMATION BULLETINS

March 11, 2022
Goat Lake Mainline is graded to approximately 15 mile.
Stillwater Mainline is graded to approximately 19 mile.

HARVESTING AND HAULING: 
Goat Lake Main between 10 and 14 mile; 
Stillwater Mainline: between 4 - 9 mile, and at 19 mile;
Lois Lake FSR up to 9 km; 
Powell Lake at Chippewa and Goat Island.

ROAD CONSTRUCTION:
Construction, including blasting, is underway up Alaska Pine Main coinciding with the SCT near March Lake; 
Lois Lake FSR at 4 km;
Spring Main at 6 km;
Off of A100 and E-Branch; 
Powell Lake in Goat Island and Olsens.

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January 14, 2022
Road construction and harvesting activities will be occurring at locations directly adjacent to the Goat and Stillwater Mainlines. 

Motorists may encounter periodic traffic control up to 11 mile for the next two months.

Always yield to industrial traffic.

​DO YOU HAVE A TIP?
​LET US KNOW:

This is a community site. Let us know if you see anything out of the ordinary on your trip.

If it's safe to do so, take a photo or video of the current condition. Share a few words and use our handle @WFPRoadInfo and a road hashtag.
eg. Use #PowellRiver in your social post.

​WESTERN FOREST PRODUCTS CARES ABOUT YOUR SAFETY.

We want you to be prepared if you drive on the logging roads we manage. Before starting your trip on the Sunshine Coast in the Powell River area, it's important to plan ahead. Here are a few things you can do:

Before You Drive

  1. Check Environment Canada for weather alerts, and be familiar with the local forecast.
  2. Check current road conditions on Twitter using @WFPRoadInfo and the #Bamfield hashtag or the feed on this website. Cellphone service is very limited and unreliable on this road. Issues like flooding and heavy industrial activity could end or significantly slow down your trip. 
  3. Ensure your vehicle is in good working order, has a full tank of fuel and is equipped with an inflated spare tire and the tools needed to change that tire.
  4. Carry water, snacks, warm clothing, blankets and road safety gear to keep you healthy during an unexpected breakdown, flooding, blown over trees or industrial activity causing delays.​

While You Drive

  1. Always drive with your headlights on. Even in the daytime.
  2. Follow the speed limit and go slower if you need to. Traveling at a high speeds on industrial roads puts everyone at risk and won't make a big difference to your overall travel time.
  3. Expect to see heavy equipment and logging trucks.
  4. Expect to see wildlife.
  5. Bridges are single lane so please take your time and yield to logging trucks.
  6. If the road is dusty and you have limited visibility please wait for the dust to settle before continuing.​