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Awesome line! Full meal deal for back to back 10a's.

psi4ce wrote:

Dooley wrote:Well, I drove over the boulder blockade

Wait a minute, I thought the boulder blockade was impassible. What, do you have some kind of monster truck or something?

Nope just a Jeep. Never under estimate a Jeep with a skilled driver.

Well, I drove over the boulder blockade and made it as far as the memorial for the three chaps. The road beyond there is a lost cause. There is a washout section that is only three feet or so wide and heavly overgrown. They have started logging on the north side of habrich as of three weeks ago, so ...

Thanks for putting the time in Jeremy. If it wasnt for people like yourself we wouldnt have new routes to explore. I look forward to climbing this after mid-may

Yeah me too.

I will go for a drive and look at the boulder blockade. I still want to get to km 10 of the red road to see where the road is impassable (bridge out), so I may do both and will report back on Monday.

I am unsure as I was wondering that myself when looking at the peaks. You are looking at about an hour of bush whacking to the base of each (as I dont know where the access trail is and this is a complete estimate) before that though you need to cross the Stawamus river. Which when the water levels ...

Made it to Km 8 before a mechanical in one of the vechicles turned us around. You need a 4x4 just for a couple of the grades but other then that the road is in great shape. Was cool to finally be able to stand and look directly at Habrich and Sky Pilot. Hit snow at km 6 or so as an FYI.

Guess I will jump in the Jeep and go for a drive. I will report back with pictures.

I know that they are doing an excellant job with the trail system. I ran into a chap that was working on the upper Smoke Bluff loop trail. He was saying that it should be finished in a couple of months. The area is looking great.

I believe in over hearing other conversations that you can rap with a single 70 but it is a hassle. Better to take a tag line and get off faster and with more ease.

Good job bring this to everyones attention. I wouldnt want a falcon dive bombing me. Had to deal with seagulls in Newfoundland doing this!

Anyone know of someone that has a full house or top floor for rent in Squamish. Info appreciated.

Peter wrote:you ever been there on a busy weekend? there's no room down there, as well, that spot is notorious for break-ins.....

Nope, dont go there on weekends.

If it is notorius for break-ins then people should prepare for that before going there i.e. nothing left in the vehicle.

and people in their 2 wheel drive vehicles parking at the bottom and walking up using their feet instead of using the skinny pedal.

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