Transit service to Nordic unavailable October 16 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Due to paving in the Nordic subdivision, buses on routes 20 and 21 will bypass Nordic and travel Highway.
FortisBC asks customers to conserve natural gas following pipeline incident - turn down gas thermostats and reduce non-essential natural gas use.
Smoke visible from controlled burning - Do not report smoke from fuel thinning work on Callaghan Road, in the Wedge area and Alpine Meadows.
Trail closures - Skywalk, Kevin’s Homerun, Screaming Cat Lake and Upper 19 Mile Creek trails closed. Grizzly bear in the area.
Expect traffic changes in Creekside October 9 to 20 - Highway 99 maintenance will affect access to Lake Placid Road and from Taylor Way.
Highway 99 - Temporary lane closures on Highway 99 and a full closure of the Millar Creek Trail will occur until November for FortisBC works.
Know before you go - Visit Drive BC or listen to 102.1 Mountain FM for driving conditions & Highway 99 updates

The Source

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Robert Studer, 2005
ART-ID# 120
Media: Glass, basalt

This project was commissioned by Lawrence Black as part of his extensive and award-winning renovation of the Black’s patio.

Tom Barratt’s Landscape Architectural Design transformed the patio into an organic representation of regional materials.

Artist Robert Studer was involved in the renovation process. His piece, The Source, represents the melting glacier as water source with this composition of cast glass, basalt and fountain.

Public art nearby:

121 Totem at Mountain Square, 90 metres down the Stroll
141 - 142 Art by Fitzsimmons Creek and Upper Village, 400 metres along Fitzsimmons Trail

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