muskwa-kechika access management area map!

[bchunter181]

Does anyone have detailed maps on the zones the ones I can find are very vague. Also if I read it right vehicles under 750kg are okay.so I am ok with my quad if I'm not mistaken also have to make sure not above 1400meters

[boxhitch]

not sure what all you may be looking for
vehicle access is only by designated routes
https://www.for.gov.bc.ca/tasb/slrp/lrmp/fortstjohn/muskwa/maps/access_routes_legal.zip

[bchunter181]

not sure what all you may be looking for
vehicle access is only by designated routes
https://www.for.gov.bc.ca/tasb/slrp/lrmp/fortstjohn/muskwa/maps/access_routes_legal.zip

thats the same link from the regs the link doesnt work i tried that first.

[boxhitch]

try
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/crown-land-water/land-use-planning/regions/northeast/muskwa-kechika
bottom of the page Map MK2018 pdf
needs to be used in conjunction with a map with more labels, but it shows the open routes

[boxhitch]

https://www.muskwa-kechika.com/resource-library/m-kma-plans-maps
look for the 'Recreation Management Plan', pg 15 has a map

[Cub Driver]

Link to MK access map.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/natural-resource-use/land-water-use/crown-land/land-use-plans-and-objectives/northeast-region/muskwa-kechika-ma/muskwa-kechika_access_mngt_area_map_mk2018.pdf

[Cub Driver]

The Northern Rockies regional district has a written description of access routes into the MK that are north of Fort Nelson. However, the new access requirement must be applied.
https://www.northernrockies.ca/assets/Visitors/PDFs/Motorized%20routes.pdf
I have the original maps for all the access routes that may be of some help. Again, the new access retirement must be applied. PM me if you would like a specific map for a route.

[bchunter181]

I am going to pink mountain and looking for better maps around that region all the maps dont show anything for landmarks well enough to see if I'm good for atv use.

[alcesgigantes]

Try contacting McElhanney in FSJ. they make topo maps with all the latest roads etc. https://www.mcelhanney.com/locations/fort-st-john-british-columbia/

[albravo2]

I was up near Buckinghorse a couple weeks ago. We were there 6 days and only heard one gunshot. Didn't see a moose. It wasn't really busy but there were probably 10 parties camped around us. Access to Redfern Lake was pretty badly impacted by the snowstorm last month so we didn't head in that way at all. I went into Pink Mountain one day for beer and the guy working the store said there were lots of hunters and very few moose.

There is a 750kg limit on the Redfern Trail, that is the only restriction I know of in that area. I saw lots of trucks with ATVs around Pink Mountain.

[bchunter181]

I even just called and talked to the fort st john office and they dont know even though the regs say to call then for Info.the map that they show on page 83 h20 shows the grey that if I read it right is restricted for atv and trucks but the map or the map.from the muskqua website have much detail and when trying to use google maps or ihunter or hunt buddy non of the rivers or roads seem.to.line up and make sense on any kind of scale