Vol-cano

Flying past Mount Garibaldi (Nch'ḵay̓) under a paraglider is a very special experience. It doesn't happen often. Landing on it, however, has all the attributes one needs to call it a local dream come true. It towers 2600m+ over the often windy town of Squamish, flying to it from the north or south takes commitment, it can only happen safely on an exceptional day and.... it's a volcano.
James, Shaun, Jason and I launched from Ipsoot Mountain hoping to fly early and far. Morning north wind continued into midday and made for a later launch than we'd hoped. We then simply flew south with nothing specific in mind. James went to Whistler, Shaun, Jason and I continued south. Once at Black Tusk, solid climbs and lifty glides made continuing south a natural move. High over Brohm Ridge, Shaun set his sights on flying home to Valleycliffe. Jason and I set our sights on toplanding our local volcano.
Fly the day.

[@DarrenHepple]

Epic, just Epic.......

[@tomfurst9987]

You rock buddy. Top landing Gari!!

[@martinzak4021]

Sweet!

[@SimonHergott]

Wow man.. Impossible not to smile watching that.
You guys pulled off a magical day. Hats off, my friend.

[@nico_albrecht]

Epic 🎉

[@jasonneufeld7373]

WOOOOOOWWWW!
DUDE!
This just made my day, what an experience, so happy for you guys. Sooo Awesome.
So glad you are posting videos now

[@johnnyro8735]

Thanks duuuudes!