2015 Mt Rainier
4:30 am - Leave Vancouver 9:30 am - Arrive at Mt Rainier National Park 11:30 am - Start hiking towards upper camp 2:00 pm - Half way up the never ending snow fields > 31 [...]
Yosemite Valley – The birth place of slacklining
As another amazing summer was coming to an end, I found myself counting down the weeks before I go under the knife and after a 2 year wait, finally get my shoulder fixed. Staring down [...]
Yosemite Valley
Just before Brent's shoulder surgery, we spent an amazing week in Yosemite Valley climbing rigging some some of the lines. A week in the valley -- only enough time to get a taste of what it [...]
“The Itus” – Crushing It
"The Itus", a 64m line located in the North North Gully of the Squamish Chief. Photos include Spencer Seabrooke, Ben Plotkin-Swing and Carl Marrs photos by:
Sky Pilot Alpine Highline – “The Wingman”
SlackLifeBC was formed with the vision of combining skills to tackle some high alpine highlines. One of our first big mountain climbing objectives was Sky Pilot Mountain. This mountain is no joke, 2031m high with [...]
The Itus
"The Itus" - (64m, 300m high) located in the North North gully of the Squamish Chief. This impressive line has many stories of tough battles, long days and heavy bags but its all worth it. [...]
Assault on the Chief 2014
2nd Annual Assault On the Chief - Squamish highline festival Building from the first annual Assault on The Chief, Squamish highline festival, 2014 promised to be bigger and badder with people from all around [...]
Deez Nuts
"Deez Nuts", 15m long and 200m high, across a notch in the North North Gully of the Squamish Chief. This epic location is great for slackers of all levels who want to come out and [...]
SlackLifeBC Dare Devil – FreeSolo and Rope Swing
Extreme Rope Swing: Daredevil Celebrates Successful Slackline Crossing With Incredible Rope Swing A CANADIAN slackliner celebrates a successful crossing without safety equipment - by going for a SWING. Vancouver-based Spencer Seabrooke tried a few practice [...]
Freezing “Deez Nuts” Off
It's never too cold or snowy for first ascents. Having snowed a meter in the past week and another 15cm in the weekend forecast, why not head up the Squamish Chief to rig [...]
