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Dropping the Localism: Outsiders Are Welcome
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Interest in outdoor recreation is at an all-time high in British Columbia, leading to crowds, litter, braided trails, and unnecessary searches and rescues. As this unfolds, residents have started to wonder: What kind of a region do we want this to be? How can we still find real adventure away from the hordes? Filmmaker Heather Mosher follows Matt Gunn, a Squamish local and backcountry enthusiast, to hear his solutions on these issues.
