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Special rules for OHV users a mystery
As a hiking guide who has been leading groups in Kananaskis Country for 35 years, I can attest to the tremendous upsurge in visitation, especially in the last few years. Thus I do support the new Kananaskis Conservation Pass as long as the money generated goes toward protection of this wonderful area.
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What does concern me is that those people recreating in the Ghost area, McLean Creek Public Land Use Zone, McLean Creek Provincial Recreation Area and Fisher Creek Provincial Recreation Area are exempt from having to have a pass. These areas of K-Country experience a high number of off-highway vehicle use that damages the landscape and stretches the resources of governing bodies. Why those users do not need a pass while visitors to all other areas of K-Country require one is a mystery.