Wooden trestle at Cave and Basin spared in controlled burns

February 10, 2005
Source: Rocky Mountain Outlook
Original story — link verified on February 10, 2005

Parks Canada's thinning project, designed to protect Banff from fires, has a side-benefit of also protecting some of the smaller and hidden cultural resources One such example, highlighted in Parks fuel modification plans, is a crude, 1930s-era trestle that stretches from above the Cave and Basin back into the forest for roughly one kilometre

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