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Thanks to whoever cut out the tree, its all clear now, people can relax again. Dangerous loose rocks removed.
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    Coordinates: 49.767036, -123.127014

        Local Weather During Report

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          Drizzle
        • Temperature
          12° (10°/16°)
        • Precip
          0.05 mm/h
        • Wind
          5.66 km/h
        • Cloud Cover
          95%
        • Humidity
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        Previous Reports

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        Aug 24, 2026 @ 5:33pm
        Aug 24, 2026
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        Mar 9, 2026 @ 7:14pm
        Mar 9, 2026
        		Removed one of the low hanging trees on the section just after Shivering Timbers entrance. Also cleared all the trees on Shivering Timbers so... view
        Oct 6, 2025 @ 10:51am
        Oct 6, 2025
        		Tree down at bottom DO NOT braid into another trail, if its down and you dont have a saw, climb over it. Thanks view

        6 Comments

        • + 0
         No need to be so sensitive, we all want good trails. Its not a blockade, it just guides bikers into the correct line without it you just hit a tree (which you can clearly see from the photo)
        No need to be negative. If you wanna chat face to face im up there quite often and pretty optimistic and positive about squamish biking and bike trails
        • - 1
         People were relaxed. They were only pissed off at a blockage you made (and by the looks of that photo have made again) on a high speed trail used for races and race training that has been around a hell of a lot longer than that blue trail you put next to it
        • - 1
         No one would blindly just hit that tree. Have you ever even ridden that main slab line into that intersection? And quit throwing around the “so sensitive BS”. You just don’t like being called out on something you did that many people disagree with
        • + 0
         So if someone gets squirrelly off the rock slab and slams into your block, you willing to accept blame as you’ve been told to remove it? It’ll be gone next time I ride it anyway
        • + 0
         You have no right to keep blocking off the exits. Those will be removed next time I ride that trail. It’s not your trail to do rhat
        • + 0
         I didn’t need to cut the tree. I just dragged it off the trail.





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