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Courtenay Riverway Trail Extension - Phase 1 Now complete!

UPCOMING PHASES Phase 2, planned between Beachwood and Marriott Road, will not be constructed until an exit is acquired at Marriott Road. Phase 3 would connect Marri ott Road to the regional trail at Chinook Road. This phase will not proceed until a route is established.

Phase 1 of the South Courtenay Riverway Trail Extension, between Millard and Beachwood Road, is now complete. The eventual goal of the project is to connect the existing Riverway Trail network with the Royston Seaside Trail. The trail consists of a 3.0 metre wide crushed aggregate multi-use pathway, consistent with the existing trail network in south Courtenay. This phase is on the site of a railway corridor owned by the City and is unique in that the majority of this section is bordered by private property on either side, including along the waterfront. Trail users are asked to respect private

property and not trespass on these private lands. The corridor boundary is clearly marked by a low rail and signage. The nearest beach access is at Millard Road. For project updates visit: courtenay.ca/riverwayextension

COURTENAY PARKS

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Courtenay Park Bookings

To book a park or play field , call the Lewis Centre at 250-338-5371.

Courtenay Recreation coordinates the use of all parks and school playing fields located in the City of Courtenay. Field Closures: Fields may be closed due to weather conditions. We would appreciate your cooperation in not using the fields during these times. Courtenay Recreation also books the Artificial Turf Field located at GP Vanier. Please note that only limited spaces are available.

Schools: • Arden • Mark Isfeld • Lake Trail • G.P. Vanier • Valley View

City Parks: • Bill Moore Park • Puntledge Park • Lewis Park • Valley View Park • Martin Park

• Huband Park • Queneesh El. • Courtenay El. • Puntledge Park

• Woodcote Park • Standard Park • Simms Park • Courtenay Riverway

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COURTENAY PARKS | 250-338-5371 | 250-338-1525 | courtenay.ca/parks