Documents regarding the 1987 LRUPs for Whistler. File includes terms of reference; November 1987 copies of the Local Resource Use Plan; a September 1987 copy of the Local Resource Use Plan.

File contains correspondence regarding maintenance and meetings; meeting notes; drafts of LRUP meeting minutes.

Item is a map titled "Development Plan Summary by Year and Block" with colour-coded blocks indicating years of sale from 1991 until 1996. The map also indicates stream classifications, NSR restocked "free to grow" areas, and restocked "not 'free to grow'" areas.

Note: The map has the encompasses the 92 J 016 area.

Item includes maps drawn by Don MacLaurin. The maps encompass the Callaghan Lake area; the Rainbow Lake area; the Twenty-One Mile Creek and Mount Sproatt areas. One map includes lot numbers and the names of people who own or lease the lots.

Documents pertaining to road access and trail management. The file includes an assessment of road access and condition of roads/snags on Sproat Mountain; an invoice from the RMOW; instructions for hiking trail building; a trail segment list; correspondence regarding BCR property; a Trails and Recreation Facilities Standard Proposal Form for the Mid-Altitude Trail as proposed by the LRUP; work permits; trail prescriptions; project notes; trail maps; a news release; supply forms; trail notes.

Item is a map of the "O. I. Alta Lake Trail - Callaghan Lake Location", or the Twenty-One Mile Creek Trail, which is written on the back of the document.

File includes maps of Whistler and the surrounding areas, including Cheakamus Valley, Garibaldi Provincial Park, and land subdivisions along Highway 99 (the Sea-to-Sky Highway).

File includes notes titled "Sproatt-Rainbow Openings". The notes involve different approaches, surveys from 1985 until 1990, and locations.

File includes a large map of the Protected Area Network (PAN) and RMOW; maps of Lost Lake area; maps of North end of Alta Lake; maps of Rainbow Trail; maps of Blueberry Hill area; maps of Whistler Cay area; maps of Whistler Village and area. Many of the maps have property lots outlined and lot numbers labelled.

Topographical map of Whistler with a trail hand-drawn using red ink.