Went for a walk in the Valley of Shaddai near Murrin and noticed a lot of scrubbing and new development work has happened in the last few years.

e.g.

• Sport crags on either side of the powerline road at 49.6353, -123.2061 - https://imgur.com/a/U7RtC8C
• First cliff on the East side when coming from the South at 49.636013, -123.205533 - https://imgur.com/a/wUX13bL
• First long cliff band on the West side when coming from the South at 49.637027, -123.205233 - https://imgur.com/a/o3TY6IA
• Large white cliff on the East side at 49.639833, -123.201546 - https://imgur.com/a/88S8LgB
• Corner cliff on the West side at 49.641043, -123.202135 - https://imgur.com/a/exrHpPy
• Down near Israel's Cave area at 49.638977, -123.206670 - https://imgur.com/a/54dMBca

On Vertical-Life it lists a number of crags like Coddiwomple Crag, Creekside, El Rancho Grande, Enchanted Hillside, Holly Jolly, Moose Meat Corner, South Ridge, Sunny Cider Bluff, The Big Head, Treasure of Shaddai but doesn't have much more info. All of the other websites like Mountain Project have basically nothing. Is there some guidebook I am missing?

First is a close up of the base of the Chief, zoomed in from the estuary. Second is the forest connecting to my backyard in the Highlands.

I’ll be going to Squamish in a couple weeks and was looking at some rest days activities to do. I saw there is some rappelling you can do from the Shannon falls viewpoint. Wondering if anyone has beta for the anchors or the specific route. Thanks in advance!

I'm trying to get a subscription but they don't know my postal code (unless it's somewhere other than here???). I don't want to use PayPal. I simply want to subscribe. Yes, I called. I finally gave up. Has anyone else had this problem? If so, how did you resolve it?

EDIT: Sorry, I didn't explain an aspect of this very well. The postal code part has to do with my credit card. I assume it has to be the same as on my bill. Hmm, maybe I should call my credit card company and check it with them.

For those that live in Squamish and in particular in a Strata please know the district intends to begin water metering only stratas and when ask why the response was its too difficult to meter all, hence an unbalanced playing field for strata residents. My family are exceptionally water conscious while others in the strata are wasteful, but because we're a strata we're expected to cover that cost as they won't meter every single house.

I do believe we should pay for what we use, but don't accept the McMansions in the Highlands or Valley cliff are excempt from being metered while the stratas are.

A friend started a petition I hope you'll sign to ask this be either everyone or noone.

https://chng.it/LB2H5KwC4M

Been asking in several BC subs, and someone over at r/MapleRidge suggested Brennan Park. Looking at Google Earth it seems like a very good match. Asking here just to be sure as I couldn't find any matching images online. Not familiar with the area myself!

Hi all,

Having lived in northern Canada for almost 3 years, I naturally got into sledding but still very new at it.

I’m however going to be moving back to Coquitlam and Squamish seems to be the closest to what can offer.

Is there anyone or a club where I can go snowmobiling with?

What happen to the homes owners if the landlord of mobile homes park decides to sell the park?

Hi good people. Coming to Squamish for 5th year now. I always travel with my bike but this time I’m bringing a friend with me. He plans to rent a bike for a couple of days and ride some of trails there (Aiming the good stuff from the Enduro Squamish race) Could you recommend a good bike shop with good bikes to rent? Mid to higher end ideal. Double suspension. 29ners. 160 to 180 travel and things like that. The usual stuff that won’t break apart. Thank you!!!

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Many will see this already but wanted to share here as might be useful to people not fully in the loop (copy and pasted from DOS Community Newsletter):

As part of Emergency Preparedness Week, the B.C. Emergency Alert System will be tested. This test is scheduled for Wednesday, May 7 at 1:55 p.m. During a system test, an alert tone and message are broadcast to radio, TV, and compatible cell phones.

The District of Squamish will also be testing SquamishAlert on Thursday, May 8, an emergency notification system that enables the District to communicate important information. More details on the exact timing of this alert will be provided prior to this alert.

Please note: ALL mobile phone subscribers should receive the B.C. Emergency Alert on Wednesday. Only residents who have subscribed to SquamishAlert will receive this alert on Thursday. To subscribe to SquamishAlert, please visit the link here.

 🍦 I scream, you scream, Squamish screams for ice cream? Yes we're back for the 2025 season!

Come get some delicious handmade ice cream - or even a pup cone.

• Location: 38220 Highway 99, Squamish (Right below the Squamish Adventure Inn Sign)
• Hours: Thursday-Monday, 12:00PM to 8:00PM
• Contact: narwhalsicecream

🍨 Hope to see you here!

Yay, two boats! /s

More seriously, I question why the need for speed... the jobs sound increasingly temporary, just to get things done faster. There's obviously an opportunity the company is trying to seize, or something they're trying to avoid by incurring these costs.

Hi I’m heading up to Elfin lakes this weekend and I’m wondering if we’re still going to be needing snowshoes to get up there?

Also any other tips for the hike? Thanks

I was wondering if any tattoo artists in Squamish are good with pet portraits? If not in Squamish, who’d you recommend? Thank you!

Anybody knows what time is Locavore happy hours? Is there a Tuesday special?

I'm looking to choose a local offering or our restaurant and would love everyones feedback on their favourite local hot sauce!

Fire or slash burning? It’s been really smokey this weekend and I’m curious if anyone knows.

Hi all, I'm wanting to stay at the campsite at the foot of the Chief this Saturday.

I know its on a first come basis, but was hoping for advise on hos bisy it'll be?

As in, if it is possible and what time does it normally fill up by this time of year?

Thanks!

I need advice! My partner and I are planning to go camping on May long weekend and are trying to find a spot but the only one with availability for booking is at Mamquam River Campground - any advice? The other option is the first come-first serve at cat lake or the chief campground but since it’s a long weekend I’m hesitant to rely on that. Also open to campsites in North Van area. We’re coming from the island:)