Closure of the Interpretation Trails of
the Pinnacle Land Trust

After a pilot project of two years, allowing controlled public access to its nature interpretation trails, the directors of the Pinnacle Mountain Land Trust have decided that an even stricter control is required. Since our basic mandate is to better preserve and protect the natural resources of the whole mountain, in general, and our own property, in particular, it was deemed that budgetary and personnel constraints would not permit us to offer adequate protection at this time.

Therefore, we regret to inform you that for the 2011 season, there will be no public access to our nature interpretation trails.

However:

• Our trails will remain open for school groups of the region that wish to do a supervised educational project.

• We foresee the possibility of opening up to the public for one or two days in the autumn, during the time of fall colours.. This will depend on whether we will be able to find enough volunteer patrollers.

Thank you for helping us to protect this beautiful mountain, a focal point of our local pride and natural heritage.

The Board of Directors of the Mount Pinacle Land Trust, a non-profit charitable organization