The first ever north-north gully rope swing in Squamish. This amazing gully is home to some amazing and famous highlines and it has always been a dream to rig a swing here. A one day mission, 6 people. We hiked up the chief in Squamish in the dark. Rigged, tested and all jumped just in time to d rig and hike down. With Spencer Seabrooke, Mia Noblet, Lee Touat, Philip Moessinger, Martin Laf and Jeff Blondin.
Category: Videos
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How to learn anything – Slackline Yoyo
I’ve always wanted to learn how to slackline, but think doing that by itself is boring. So, I tried to do some yo-yo tricks while slacklining over a massive cavern, 50 feet in the air. It get’s really intense.
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- Host – Stephen Robinson
- Director – Lindsay Robinson
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The Slacklife Series Ep. 5: Riding a Walmart Raft off a 1000 ft. Waterfall
Special thank you to Levi Allen for putting this amazing video!
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Gimli Peak Highline
A small team of the SlacklifeBC crew just returned from Valhalla, successfully completing an epic alpine mission. This has been Mia Noblet’s dream Highline before she ever stepped on a line. True to alpine style, the team climbed the 7 pitch classic “South Ridge” line of Mount Gimli, hauling everything they needed to establish the first all natural Highline in Valhalla. “Mia’s Line”
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Breathtaking Aerial Talent – Ep. 3
Episode 3 features footage from one of the amazing Squamish Highline Gatherings, an annual event that takes place around mid-August every year. It’s amazing to see how the community has grown over the years and very awesome to look back and hear from mia as she just started to break onto the scene.
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The Slacklife Series Ep.2 – What happens with no safety harness
Filmed and edited by Levi Allen
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Hunlen Falls 2018 – Epic Waterfall Rope Swing
This massive waterfall rope swing was only part of all that was going down.
Special thanks to Gerald Situ for this amazing edit!


