📜 Abandoned logging settlement near Whistler, British Columbia, and Green Lake. 🔍 Established in the 1920s, abandoned in 1966, now reclaimed by nature and covered in graffiti. # Why Go 🌲 Explore a decaying ghost town with buildings, vehicles, and artifacts reclaimed by nature 🎨 Discover colorful graffiti on old structures and vehicles 🚶‍♀️ Enjoy a scenic hike with views of Green Lake and mountains 📜 Glimpse Whistler's early logging history # Why Avoid ⚠️ Active train tracks nearby, illegal to walk on 🚧 Some trails are difficult with disorienting loops, old bridges have holes, and structures are unsafe to enter 🚫 No toilets, garbage cans, or facilities on the trail # Tips 🗺️ Map your route, use apps like Trail Forks or FatMaps for unmarked trails 👟 Wear proper footwear due to uneven terrain and potential nails/debris 🗑️ Pack out all trash, no washrooms available 🚫 Do not walk on active train tracks, it is illegal 🐻 Bring bear spray and practice bear smart habits # Hours 🕒 April - October # 🅿️ Parking Free in clearing under powerlines or near cement barriers on Riverside Drive. 🚗 AWD or 4WD recommended for forest service road access. # 🐕 Dogs Allowed on trails, pick up after your dog. # 🚻 Toilets None available on the trail. # 🏕️ Camping Camping not permitted.