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Approaching the Pavilion from the trail leading to from the Alice Chamber's Trail. |
| Approaching the Pavilion from the Suspension Bridge. There are built-in benches both inside and outside the Pavilion. |  |
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A good view of the reciprocal roof. The triangular roof panels are covered with red metal roofing similar to that used on the Trans Canada Trail pavilions. |
A view of the under side of the reciprocal roof. The steel support posts and horizontal top bracing are visible. The bracing helps resist the forces transferred from the roof beams to the posts. |
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| The brass plaques for the "Buy-A-Board" sponsors were mounted in three specially made cases. They were covered with Plexiglas to help protect them. These sponsors helped make the Pavilion possible and their contributions are greatly appreciated. Only as many plaques as there are bridge planks were sold. | |
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