
The closure is expected to last until the week of August 4
VANCOUVER — The Hudson’s Bay High School track will be closed starting June 18, 2025, for resurfacing. The closure is expected to last until the week of August 4, 2025. The track will be unavailable for use during the renovation.
Resurfacing the track is necessary to maintain the safety, performance, and longevity of the facility.
During this time, the track will be closed to all public use. Vancouver Public Schools officials appreciate your patience and understanding as this important work is completed.
Information provided by Vancouver School District.
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