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Tet park needs volunteers to help Tuesday, July 18, 2017
Some work parties are ongoing to help maintain cabins etc. If you can help please let the tet club know. Check out face book page 'Tetrahedron outdoors'. Or club website wee.tetoutdoor.com. These cabins are now 30 years old. They are maintained by the tet club things like general clean up and some repairs and paining etc. Some crews have been insulating some of the cabins and draft proofing etc. Get on the contact list
Hopefully a group going up tommorow but more work parties to come. Help keep these cabins arable for all.
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Tet park please post info after trips Monday, July 10, 2017
It is great to check out the archived pots from years back on bottom of page gives like a saved history of conditions. You can see how things compare over the years
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Group at Edwards Cabin for 3 nights Thursday, June 29, 2017
Just a heads up that there will be a group of about 14 teachers from North Vancouver taking a class at Edwards Cabin. We will be based there on the nights of the 4th, 5th, and 6th of July. Thanks, enjoy, Sean
Posted by: Sean
Tet Club work party for Bachelor cabin Saturday, June 10, 2017
June 17th and !8th Check Tet clubs web page under trips and Socail events Cabins are 30 years old and need some tender loving care. Work parties stay for free. Also club having potluck Barbecue Fri June 16th at Davis bay check web page for club or the clubs Face book page
Please come and help if you can still snow but they say you can boot in to Bachelor with Gators. Still deep snow up to Steele cabin be prepared road is bare and driveable with care in 2 wheel drive.
Stay save be prepared Thanks Snowman
Posted by: Snow Man
Tet park still has snow Friday, June 09, 2017
If you are going into the Tet be prepared skis or snow shoes needed in higher elavations. Extra socks good idea you might get wet feet. Things melting and wet.
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Dak skiing Monday, May 08, 2017
Great day skiing at Dakota today. Great conditions for telemarking. No holes in snow yet.
Posted by: Kiwiski
Pic of Steele cabin today Current Conditions Saturday, April 08, 2017
2 guys went up this morning and took this pic and sent it down on Facebook. Looks like Snowzilla has struck up there I am sure they will post more info on the Facebook page after there trip. It is so great they thought to send it down from up there. Makes my day. Many thanks to Nelville
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Tet road chains not needed now Current Conditions Saturday, April 08, 2017
The road is down to gravel last km is narrow and 2 tire ruts. No new snow at lot but new snow just little way above parking lot. Road is soft so please try to spread tracks out. Put it in 4 wheel drive when you leave the pavement to prevent tearing road surface up. Be prepared stay safe. Conditions can change fast.
Posted by: Snowman
Tet road. No new snow on road or at lot Current Conditions Thursday, March 30, 2017
Things melting fast water running down 2 tire ruts on last km of road low clearance vehicles might have trouble. Some soft spots on road carry chains you might need them lot is slushy soft ice. Good to have shovels.
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Tet road. Fairly good shape Current Conditions Monday, March 20, 2017
There was 6 inches fresh snow Friday. But warmer temps and some people spreading there tire tracks out has packed the road down. Temps have been upto +8 and down to -6' in last few days. Only the last km is covered in compact ice snow. Have chains but you should be able to get up without chains on if good tires and 4 wheel drive. Road is narrow up Top so if you meet someone you might have to back down to pull out. Stay safe be prepared.
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