Jumping Creek to MacDonald Snowshed

Last updated on July 8, 2025

Jumping Creek to Jack MacDonald Snowshed

The project involves the design and construction of improvements to 2.6 km of the Trans-Canada Highway 1 approximately 40 kilometres east of Revelstoke, including rockfall and avalanche mitigation, climate change resiliency and median divider and roadside barrier.

The project is adjacent to the recently completed Illecillewaet and extends to the western end of the MacDonald Snowshed.

Notice of work

Notification of project-related fieldwork or construction is posted on this page in advance. For the latest information on road conditions, please visit DriveBC.

July 6 to July 26, 2025

Please see the three week look ahead below for details. The planned construction schedule is displayed one week at a time; scroll down to see upcoming weeks.

All closures are tentative. If the closure does not occur, expect short duration stoppages to facilitate equipment crossings. 30 minute closures or single lane alternating traffic may be performed alternatively

**Legend**
Open	Open, no scheduled delays
SLAT	Closures up to 30 minutes or SLAT (single-lane-alternating traffic - all traffic permitted)
Full closure	2 hour delay, no traffic permitted

**July 6 - July 12, 2025**
	Sun Jul 6	Mon Jul 7	Tues Jul 8	Wed Jul 9	Thur Jul 10	Fri Jul 11	Sat Jul 12
midnight to 2:30 am	SLAT	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT
2:30 am to 4:30 am	Full Closure	Open	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure
4:30 am to 8 am	SLAT	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT
8 am to 7 pm	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open
7 pm to midnight	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT

**July 13 - 19 2025**
	Sun Jul 13	Mon Jul 14	Tues Jul 15	Wed Jul 16	Thur Jul 17	Fri Jul 18	Sat Jul 19
midnight to 2:30 am	SLAT	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT
2:30 am to 4:30 am	Full Closure	Open	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure
4:30 am to 8 am	SLAT	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT
8 am to 7 pm	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open
7 pm to midnight	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT

**July 20 - July 26, 2025**
	Sun Jul 20	Mon Jul 21	Tues Jul 22	Wed Jul 23	Thur Jul 24	Fri Jul 25	Sat Jul 26
midnight to 2:30 am	SLAT	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT
2:30 am to 4:30 am	Full Closure	Open	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure	Full Closure
4:30 am to 8 am	SLAT	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT
8 am to 7 pm	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open	Open
7 pm to midnight	Open	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT	SLAT

Status

In design/construction

Schedule

Installation of a 3-metre box culvert: spring 2025 (completed)
Ongoing earthworks and blasting are underway
Mobilization and preparatory work: fall 2024 (completed)
Detour lane construction: fall 2024 (completed)
Detour implementation: spring 2025 (completed)
Construction: 2025-2027
Scheduled completion: spring 2028
Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) will be used for skilled labour

Project benefits

A safe passing opportunity to break up congestion queues
A divider to limit cross-over collisions
Roadside barrier to reduce severity of off road right collisions
Modern 100 km/hr highway geometrics
Avalanche and geohazard risk mitigation
Increased shoulder width for active transportation
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions from re-routing

Project design

Concept Plan (PDF, 2.7MB)

Project map

Know before you go

Get construction updates, traffic, weather and road conditions and plan your route.

News release

Find news about Jumping Creek to MacDonald Snowshed projec

Contact information

Friendly url for this page:
gov.bc.ca/jumpingcreek

For more information about this project, contact:

Kathryn Lawrence
Project Director

Email
Jumping.Creek@gov.bc.ca

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