Squamish50

95 days! 📷 @srobarts

How does something that keeps you grounded does feel like flying 🪽 📷 @srobarts

Squamish trails are built different. So are the people who run them. 📷 @srobarts

There is no bad run in a lush forest. Fact. Science. Non-negotiable. 📷 @srobarts

The climb never ends — until it does. And then you miss it immediately. Make it make sense. 😩 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Running with friends means nobody suffers alone and everybody celebrates together. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

The mountains will humble you, wreck you, and call you back every single time. See you out there. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Squamish hit different. Lush, wild, relentless. Exactly how we like it. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Find your flow. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Just thinking about this arch 😍 📷 @srobarts

The nerves before the storm 😅 📷 @srobarts

Change of plans! Our final O-Run is moving to Sunday, June 21 due to a few other events happening on the Sea2Sky that day. Registered already? Check your email for your options. 📷 @ourpacificnorthquest

Runners, walkers, hikers, limpers, slippers, skippers and trippers, crampers, fallers, toodlers, shufflers, mosey-ers, crawlers, giddyup-ers, grinders, and everyone in between welcome. 📷 @srobarts

This moment, this feeling, it stays with you. 📷 @srobarts

The start line is just a bunch of people with headlamps, too many gels, and not enough sleep convincing each other this was a great idea. The energy is unmatched. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Spring trail running smells like mud and wet pine and cold air and it is absolutely perfect. 📷 @jelmernsoeck

Running on tired legs teaches something that fresh legs never can. Efficiency. Economy. The art of still moving forward when moving forward is hard. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Come volunteer with us! squamish50.com/volunteers/ 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Mud on the shoes, dirt on the calves, grin on the face. 📷 @jelmersnoeck

Rest day is the hardest part of training. Nobody medals for sitting on the couch but you probably should. 📷 @jelmersnoeck