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Capilano River Regional Park Information Kiosk
Inscription
CAPILANO RIVER REGIONAL PARK [Decorative owl illustration in upper right] ===== LEFT PANEL: HATCHERY AREA ===== CAPILANO RIVER REGIONAL PARK [Trail map of park showing Capilano Pacific Trail and hatchery area] WELCOME Please use the park safely and respect the natural environment. [Detailed welcome text not legible due to image resolution] Enjoy Your Visit Safely [Safety guidelines not legible due to image resolution] Emergency [Emergency contact information not legible due to image resolution] Parks and Environment: 604-432-6352 Superintendent: [number not legible] Reservations: 604-432-6359 1-800-555-5577 TRAIL INFORMATION [Trail distance and difficulty information table - details not legible due to image resolution] ===== RIGHT PANEL: ENJOY THE PARK ===== ENJOY THE PARK Capilano Capilano River Regional Park is the [Detailed text not legible due to image resolution] Cleveland Dam, 1954 [Historical information not legible due to image resolution] Camp Capilano — 604-432-6736 Camp Capilano is an indoor facility [Facility details not legible due to image resolution] Cycling [Cycling information not legible due to image resolution] White-water Paddling [Paddling regulations and information not legible due to image resolution] Capilano River Hatchery, 1969 The hatchery is open year-round and [Hatchery details not legible due to image resolution] Pacific Parklands Foundation [Foundation information not legible due to image resolution] Fishing (Regulations) [Fishing regulations not legible due to image resolution] [Illustration of salmon swimming upstream with evergreen forest background] METRO VANCOUVER A LIVABLE REGION ===== SIDE PANEL ===== [Additional materials including "Starry Night" program information, "Nature Watch by Canoe", and park brochures - details not legible due to image resolution]
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Record
- Marker type
- Sign
- Current condition
- Good, as of the 2018 survey
- Location
- Capilano River Regional Park — North Vancouver, British Columbia
- Added to the archive
- July 27, 2018
- Tags
- parks, salmon, hatchery, trails, Metro Vancouver
Large multi-panel information kiosk at the entrance to Capilano River Regional Park, featuring a trail map of the Hatchery Area, park amenities information, and details about the Capilano River Hatchery and salmon habitat.
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