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Jul 23 2024
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45 female
 Joined Jan 18 2011
 In the Wild
Stawamus ChiefBritish Columbia, BC
Stawamus Chief
British Columbia, BC
Hiking avatar Jul 23 2024
Lucyan • Triplogs 1,447
Hiking6.80 Miles 1,980 AEG
Hiking6.80 Miles
1,980 ft AEG
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1st trip
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Jul 02 2023
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44 male
 Joined Nov 25 2008
 Scottsdale, AZ
Stawamus ChiefBritish Columbia, BC
Stawamus Chief
British Columbia, BC
Hiking avatar Jul 02 2023
Booneman • Triplogs 4,634
Hiking4.25 Miles 2,313 AEG
Hiking4.25 Miles   2 Hrs   22 Mns   1.80 mph
2,313 ft AEG
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The wait is over, I finally made it to Squamish to hike the chief!

I quickly hiked to the high point, starting with peak 3, then scrambled over to 2 and finally peak 1. This trail is strenuous, and possibly the hardest 4 four mile hike I can ever remember doing. But it was awesome, especially the the chains and ladders up each summit and the vertical rebar rungs on the backside of peak 1.

The sky was clear and the 360 panorama was an added bonus.
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average hiking speed 1.8 mph

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