ALERTS

gravel on all lower trails, done for the season

Alpine Low
Treeline Low
Below Treeline Low

0-K Parking Lot (1110m)

Peanut Bowl (1690m)

Spearing Bowl (1800m)

10-K Cabin (1820m)

Welcome to Coq Snow.  Our riding area is just off the Coquihalla Highway, Exit #228 (Britton Creek rest area) between Hope and Merritt B.C.  (Show Map And Directions).  We have great riding areas for Beginners to Expert riders.  We groom over 100 Km of trails, giving easy access to different riding areas. We even have groomed trails through the Alpine so beginners can also enjoy the Alpine.  Our main trails to Alpine are quite short... Henning Alpine is 4Km from our Main Parking lot and 10-K Alpine around 14Km.   We have lots of areas with Simple Terrain so you can have a fun/safe day even during High avalanche conditions.  We also have two cabins in the Alpine stocked with firewood.  All the wet West Coast weather dumps as snow on the Coq, so frequent Awesome snow days. There's also accommodations right next to the riding area... Coquihalla Lakes Lodge.  We have our own parking lot, so lots of room for any size rig you might have and very easy access just off the Coquihalla Hwy (4x4 recommended).  We also added a loading dock and a heated changing room in the parking lot area...  how about that.  Check out the Coquihalla Summit for an awesome sledding experience.

Current Grooming

Apr 22 Thu - lots of gravel lower Henning Trail as well, done for the season.

Apr 12 Sun - some gravel patches on Henning Trail up to 3rd corner.   10-K road has lots of gravel to 5K now.

Apr 6 Mon - 10-K road groomed.   Some small dirt/gravel patches now that are hard to avoid.  Henning Trail up has small patches dirt on edge of trail for first 1km, easy to avoid.

Apr 3 Fri - 10-K to Cabin.  Couple very small dirt patches showing on FSR

Last Groomed

HENNING MOUNTAIN 
Trail to Cabin - Mar 28
Henning Peak - Mar 28
Coq Hwy - Mar 28
Avalanche - Mar 28
Polaris - Mar 13
Ski-Doo - .
Pipeline North - Jan 10
Pipeline South to Coq Lake - Mar 28

THYNNE MOUNTAIN
Trail to Ridge - NOT USABLE

10-K (COQUIHALLA MTN)
Trail to Cabin - Mar 26. Apr6 FSR
Cranberry Loop (16-K) - Dec 30
Britton FSR - Jan 17 (closed 5->8K)
B5 Clearcuts - .
Grasshopper - Jan 17
Holm FSR North - Dec 30
Holm FSR South - Jan 17
Skwum FSR - Dec 30

Calendar Events

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Snowshed North
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Coquihalla Lakes North
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Britton Creek North
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Coquihalla Highway - Hope to Merritt
Friday April 24, 2026 at 23:05 PDT

Friday nightClear. Gusty winds.
SaturdaySunny. Gusty winds.
Saturday nightClear. Gusty winds.
No active events found for Highway 5.

Chilliwack Forecast

Current Conditions

10.7 C

Fri night

Low 6.
A few clouds

Sat

High 19.
Mainly sunny

Sat night

Low 5.
A few clouds

Sun

High 18.
Sunny

Sun night

Low 5.
Clear

Mon

High 17.
Chance of showers
30%

Mon night

Low 8.
Cloudy

Tues

High 21.
Cloudy

Hope Forecast

Current Conditions


8.9 C

Fri night

Low 6.
A few clouds

Sat

High 19.
Mainly sunny

Sat night

Low 5.
A few clouds

Sun

High 18.
Sunny

Sun night

Low 5.
Clear

Mon

High 17.
Chance of showers
30%

Mon night

Low 8.
Cloudy

Tues

High 21.
Cloudy

Merritt Forecast

Current Conditions

1.3 C

Fri night

Low -2.
Clear

Sat

High 14.
Sunny

Sat night

Low -3.
Clear

Sun

High 13.
Sunny

Sun night

Low -4.
Clear

Mon

High 14.
Sunny

Mon night

Low zero.
Clear

Tues

High 17.
Sunny

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MISC INFO

AST-1 COURSE DETAILS 

- Classroom time is now done ON-LINE.  There are several short Avalanche video's you'll need to watch, then one Zoom meeting for the classroom time.  There is one field day in the snow.   You don't need to be an experienced rider to take the course.

- you do need your own sled and you must have a Beacon, Shovel and Probe (like every sledder should have).

- you will gain knowledge and skills to help you stay out of harm's way using the planning technology available via Avalanche Canada and other resources.

- you will learn to look critically at winter landscape, judging the terrain and snowpack, detect danger zones and safe routes to follow

- you will become fast and accurate rescuers, honing your skills with avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel, getting you prepared for any situation.

- $350 per person, $300 for CoqSnow members, Youth/Volunteers $250, $100 discount if you've taken course before.

- Text or Call Gerald @ 604-316-1600 to sign-up