Langford councillors are now putting forward a motion to explore potential solutions to the new $45 a day Bear Mountain trail fee.
After public outcry due to EcoOasis implementing a trail fee for hiking and biking at Bear Mountain, Langford councillors are now putting forward a motion to explore potential solutions.
Starting on June 1, EcoOasis, the company that owns the extensive volunteer-built bike trails and roughly 50 metres of land connecting to Goldstream Provincial Park, implemented a $45 per day fee to hike or bike on trails on Bear Mountain. “I sympathize with those who have made this a part of their routine,” said Dan Matthews, president and CEO of EcoOasis, which owns the Activity Centre to CHEK News on May 30.
“The world of insurance has changed dramatically since COVID, and we’re simply following best practices that have been required of us by our insurance company.”
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