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Tzenzaicut Lake – Narcosli Cr West FSR 5823.07 (May 14, 2026)
The Tzenzaicut Lake – Narcosli Cr. West FSR, also known as the 10A road, is closed at the Axle Creek bridge at 6.75 km. The bridge has a 0 tonne load rating due to safety concerns. If you have any questions, please contact the Quesnel Natural Resource District at 250-992-4400.
Tzenzaicut Lake – Ramsey Creek FSR 5823.02 (3400 road) (May 20 - June 30, 2026)
Tzenzaicut Lake- Ramsey Creek FSR will be closed at 31.7 km for bridge replacement at Ramsey Creek. The closure will be in effect from May 20 – June 30, 2026. There is no detour available. The closure will affect access to the Wentworth Lake recreation site. For more information, please contact the Quesnel Natural Resource district at 250-992-4400.
Project: BCTS Road deactivation fiscal years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028
Under Section 121(9) of the Forest Act, BC Timber Sales will be completing approximately 46 km of permanent road deactivation work on various Forest Service Road (FSR) sections within the Quesnel Natural Resource District.
The planned road deactivation maps are available for public review:
The objective of road deactivation works is to place the road in a self-maintaining state, to prevent degradation of water resources, and to limit automobile access. Common road deactivation techniques include, but are not limited to, vehicle access controls (such as barricades), cross-ditches, water bars, bridge and culvert removal, re-contouring road surfaces, and grass seeding.
These BCTS Forest Service Roads were built or used by BC Timber Sales operations and are no longer required for industrial forest activity. BC Timber Sales cannot maintain surplus roads that are no longer needed for ongoing operations. If you believe a road(s) should remain open and maintained, you can apply to the Ministry of Forests at Forests.QuesnelDistrictOffice@gov.bc.ca to have the tenure and maintenance obligations reassigned to you and pay a security deposit. Roads not reassigned to new tenures will be permanently deactivated.
If you have comments or questions about these road closures, please contact:
Nathan Davis, RPF
​Planning Specialist, BC Timber Sales
(250) 302-4422 or email: Nathan.Davis@gov.bc.ca
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No proposed roads at this time.
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Please report any road safety issues to the Quesnel Natural Resource District office.