Located in the stunning Squamish-Lillooet region, the Bralorne Recreation Area: Sunshine Mountain is a beloved backcountry community recreational area that offers a plethora of outdoor activities for residents and visitors alike. From hiking and mountain biking to picnicking, skiing, and snowboarding, there is something for everyone to enjoy throughout the year.
Maintained and managed by dedicated volunteers, the mission of the Bralorne Recreation Area is to preserve the area's rich history and culture while continuously improving it as a year-round outdoor recreation space for the benefit of the community. The ultimate goal is to remain a respected and unique backcountry recreational area that is open to the public and future generations.
The club is grateful for the support of partners such as Cascade Environmental Group and Dave Williamson, who have been instrumental in guiding them through the tenure process and providing exceptional commitment to the project. The club also acknowledges its various supporting businesses, gold business members, ninja members, and regular members who contribute to the success of the area.
Visitors are encouraged to adhere to the rules of the recreation area, which include respecting the wildlife, packing out all garbage, contributing to the maintenance and cleanliness of the area, and being self-reliant and prepared for any outdoor adventures. Snowmobiles are allowed for access only and must remain on designated routes.
With a rich history dating back to its days as a ski hill with rope tows and a ski cabin, the Bralorne Recreation Area cabin now serves as an emergency warming shelter for users. The area is popular for a variety of activities, and volunteers play a crucial role in its upkeep and improvement.
Membership sales and fundraising are essential for the continued success and enhancement of the recreation area. The club encourages residents, past residents, and visitors who have a special connection to Bralorne to become members and help support the maintenance and development of the area for future generations to enjoy. By working together and building a strong membership base, the club aims to secure funding for future projects such as gladed runs, additional trails, and a warming hut in the alpine.
For those interested in staying updated on the tenure expansion project and other news related to the Bralorne Recreation Area, the club's website provides the latest information. Whether you are a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or a first-time visitor, Sunshine Mountain's Bralorne Recreation Area offers endless opportunities for fun and exploration in the pristine Canadian wilderness.