2026 Multi-Use Path Upgrades

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The District of Tofino is undertaking improvements to a key section of the Multi-Use Path (MUP) to enhance safety, accessibility, and overall user experience.

This project focuses on replacing deteriorated pavement and upgrading the path to meet current provincial design standards, informed by updated guidelines and on-the-ground condition assessments.

Work will occur along a section of the Multi-Use Path between 830 and 960 Campbell Street, from late March to mid-May.

Key Improvements

  • Replacement of approximately 400 metres of existing Multi-Use Path

  • Expansion of path width to 3 metres to meet current standards

  • Repair of asphalt depressions and uneven surfaces

  • Removal of tree root intrusions impacting the path

  • Improvements to overall safety and accessibility for all users

What to Expect During Construction

The District recognizes that construction may create temporary disruptions. Efforts will be made to minimize impacts while maintaining safe access for residents and users.

Path Closures & Access

  • The Multi-Use Path will be closed during construction hours (7 AM to 5 PM) within the project area

  • The path will reopen each evening after 5 PM, though surfaces may consist of loose gravel

  • Signage will be in place to advise users of current conditions

Pedestrian & Cyclist Detours

  • Traffic control personnel will be on-site to direct pedestrians and cyclists safely around the work area

  • Users are encouraged to follow all posted signage and directions

Access to Homes & Businesses

  • Access to all properties will be maintained at all times

  • Minor delays may occur if work is taking place directly in front of a driveway

  • The contractor will coordinate to ensure residents can access their properties as needed

Vehicle Traffic on Campbell Street

  • A northbound lane closure will be in place within the work zone

  • Traffic will be managed as single-lane alternating traffic

  • Delays are expected to be less than 5 minutes

Project Cost

The District of Tofino is undertaking improvements to a key section of the Multi-Use Path (MUP) to enhance safety, accessibility, and overall user experience.

This project focuses on replacing deteriorated pavement and upgrading the path to meet current provincial design standards, informed by updated guidelines and on-the-ground condition assessments.

Work will occur along a section of the Multi-Use Path between 830 and 960 Campbell Street, from late March to mid-May.

Key Improvements

  • Replacement of approximately 400 metres of existing Multi-Use Path

  • Expansion of path width to 3 metres to meet current standards

  • Repair of asphalt depressions and uneven surfaces

  • Removal of tree root intrusions impacting the path

  • Improvements to overall safety and accessibility for all users

What to Expect During Construction

The District recognizes that construction may create temporary disruptions. Efforts will be made to minimize impacts while maintaining safe access for residents and users.

Path Closures & Access

  • The Multi-Use Path will be closed during construction hours (7 AM to 5 PM) within the project area

  • The path will reopen each evening after 5 PM, though surfaces may consist of loose gravel

  • Signage will be in place to advise users of current conditions

Pedestrian & Cyclist Detours

  • Traffic control personnel will be on-site to direct pedestrians and cyclists safely around the work area

  • Users are encouraged to follow all posted signage and directions

Access to Homes & Businesses

  • Access to all properties will be maintained at all times

  • Minor delays may occur if work is taking place directly in front of a driveway

  • The contractor will coordinate to ensure residents can access their properties as needed

Vehicle Traffic on Campbell Street

  • A northbound lane closure will be in place within the work zone

  • Traffic will be managed as single-lane alternating traffic

  • Delays are expected to be less than 5 minutes

Project Cost

Questions?

Residents are encouraged to share questions regarding this project. District staff will review submissions and provide responses within 3 to 5 business days.

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