People still have to get around during these wild winter conditions, so some have resorted to using their skis.
Videos posted on social media show a few brave residents skiing around Vancouver.
Saw someone skiing on the seawall this morning from r/vancouver
Another truly Canadian 🇨🇦 moment. What else is going to happen outside my window? #CanadianEntertainment #Snowpocalypse2020 #vancouversnowstorm2020 #bcstorm pic.twitter.com/YTQ2jsosf4
— Free Spiritus (@freespiritus) January 15, 2020
Bike lane turned cross-country ski course #yvr #Vancouver #Snowmageddon2020 #vancouversnowstorm2020 @GlobalBC pic.twitter.com/eMcCbYvuC6
— Jada Basi (@jadabasi) January 15, 2020
🇨🇦 Vancouver, British Columbia: People are actually skiing on the road 😭. #Vancouver #vancouversnowstorm2020 #BCStorm #snow pic.twitter.com/IsTgSUarym
— Canadamania (@Kanadavision) January 14, 2020
Not often you get to SKI to work in #Vancouver Powder snow all the way to sea level! #BCstorm #BCSnow #Snowmageddon2020 #BestCommuteEver pic.twitter.com/G0SUoJYXjZ
— Matt MacDonald (@meteo_matt) January 15, 2020
With severe delays on transit and messy road conditions, heading out on skis doesn’t look like a bad option right about now.
See also:
- 20 shots of what Vancouver looks like after Tuesday’s snowstorm (PHOTOS)
- Vancouver transit is so bad right now people had to push a bus up a hill
- More than a dozen buses trapped on Vancouver’s Granville Street Bridge
- Prepare for huge delays: TransLink warns commuters of “extreme travel day”
- Expo, Millennium Line SkyTrains delayed system-wide due to frozen doors
- School closures announced across Metro Vancouver due to snowstorm