Man standing next to  large post carved with first nations designs.

Times

Time Immemorial

There is ample evidence that Squamish and other First Nations climbed the mountains throughout their territories. Evidence found at many archaeological sites date back through 10,000 years – traces deposited by ancestors hunting, practicing spiritual pursuits, and gathering local plants and rocks. Squamish Nation people have ventured into the mountains throughout many centuries. In 2005, a traditional cedar carved house post was placed in the alpine area of the Squamish Cheakamus divide to proclaim a constant presence.

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Rudy Reimer photo.