Vancouver’s iconic Stanley park Seawall is partially closed after a recent mudslide, disrupting access for cyclists, walkers, and runners. The slide, described as “small” by park officials, occurred Sunday and blocked a section of the popular path.
Seawall Closure Follows Rainfall, Prompts Safety Concerns
A mudslide has forced the closure of a portion of Vancouver’s Stanley Park Seawall, impacting access and prompting a safety advisory.
- A section of the Seawall between Prospect Point and Slhx̱í7elsh (Siwash) Rock is closed.
- The closure is due to a mudslide caused by notable rainfall.
- Parks operations staff are assessing slope stability and clearing debris.
- the Seawall is closed from Third Beach to the Lion’s Gate Bridge.
Vancouver’s parks operations department reported that significant rainfall triggered the slide, consisting of mud, rocks, and vegetation. The affected area is between Prospect Point and Slhx̱í7elsh (Siwash) Rock. The Seawall is currently closed from Third Beach to the Lion’s Gate Bridge as crews evaluate the stability of the slope and work to remove the debris.
“Public safety is our priority,” the parks operations department stated.”We are working as quickly as possible to assess the situation and clear the Seawall.”
updates regarding the seawall’s reopening will be provided as assessments are completed and cleanup efforts progress.
