Safety concerns brought to mind

AdventureSmart reps were on hand on the weekend to help hikers, bikers and those who enjoy the water, do so more safely.

Deanna Keller

Deanna Keller

AdventureSmart representatives were at Skaha Beach and near a section of the KVR Trail Saturday and Sunday. The program was designed to help hikers, cyclists and beach goers to be prepared to enjoy their recreational activities safely.

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