Landslide closes section of Vancouver's Stanley Park seawall

A stretch of the Stanley Park seawall is closed because of a landslide that happened near Ferguson Point over the weekend.

The Vancouver Park Board says the seawall will be closed between Second Beach and Third Beach for repairs until December 1. Heavy machinery will have to be brought in to complete the repairs.

“Seawall users are asked to follow site signage and observe detours,” the Park Board said.

Both beaches will remain open, but visitors will have to access them from the parking lots.

📢 From Nov 27 – Dec 1, the seawall will be closed between Third & Second beaches for slope remediation work, following a landslide near Ferguson Point. Seawall users are asked to follow site signage & observe detours.

The beaches will be open & accessible via the parking lots. pic.twitter.com/EPIgZeTiuG

— Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation (@ParkBoard) November 27, 2023

Ferguson Point is just south of Third Beach, near the Stanley Park Teahouse.

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The Park Board didn’t mention any injuries from the landslide.

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