A popular Vancouver metropolitan park will be closed for the foreseeable future because the road used to access it was severely damaged during an atmospheric storm.

The storm, which hit on October 19, produced unprecedented rainfall and caused road collapses, flooding and landslides. As a result, four people died.

Golden Ears Park has been closed since October 19 due to flooding.

On Wednesday, an announcement from Alouette Parks, which oversees operations, confirmed that the road will remain closed “until further notice” and shared images of the damage.

“Campgrounds in the park are currently closed and vehicle access is not available in designated day-use parking lots,” the social media post said.

“There is no timeline for reopening the road at this time.”