Danger Bay XVI Photo Album

Danger Bay was beautiful sunshine the whole time. The weather couldn’t have been more ideal and the happy vibes were there to match. Check out the photos Mischa snagged of all these happy crusty coasties!

Danger Bay is almost like Longboarder Solstice for coasties here in Vancouver. It represents a time of renewal, that a the next event season is beginning and the old one is completely finished. This year was a little quieter, with a more family friendly vibe to it. We actually slept a few times instead of not at all, and the mob transcended its prankster spirit and took on a more helpful and caring tone. It was less of a rager and more of a classic hippy love-in. It was fitting for this to be the year that Hollywood good married on crash corner! But there will be more of that in another post.

The race was awesome. The highlight of the whole race (for me at least), was during business class when Mitch pulled the most amazing prank. He released a briefcase full of banana peels just before entering crash corner, one of which totally took out Bean and sent him flying into the bails. I have never seen such a well executed mario kart prank in my life. It was stunning. In case you were wondering who won all the various events, here are the podium shots!

Every year striker uses stickers and other give away prizes from sponsors to stoke out the local kids. But he is too clever to just give this stuff away. And kids should learn early that there is no such thing as a free lunch. Striker, being the father of two that he is, uses the prizes to convince all the local kids, groms and anyone else willing to listen, to run around the entire hill picking up all the garbage in sight. This means that the hill is always cleaner than you found it, which keeps the locals happy, and it means tear down goes that much smoother. One downside is that the children become so obsessed with garbage collection that they are practically stealing the wrapper off your candy bar before its done. This little girl crushed it and gathered a phenomenal amount of garbage.

But the race isn’t about winning. Its about showing support for Coast Longboarding and skating a rad hill with your friends. So frankly, who cares about the podium shots, here’s a sweet little arrangement of photos of skaters enjoying themselves at the event. Some are racing, some are spectating, some are just lurking booths. It takes all kinds to fill in an event!

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    Danger Bay isn’t just a series of competitions. Sure, the race and freeride comp are both huge aspects of the event. But there is a special vibe that you can only find at the danger bay campsite. So many people that only get a chance to hang out at events are all reunited. Considering they are all bat shit crazy downhill skaters its definitely a recipe for a good time. Here are a few left over photos of some Grade A campsite and lake lurking.

    All said and done, this year was epic. Striker banged out another amazing event, and is now on his mission to found the Church of Skatan all the way over in Nova Scotia. We didn’t make it to Jakes Rash this year, but word on the street is that the car fire was epic. Until next year!

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    • Crash The Coast Issue 1 – Danger Bay 2025 – Zine (Preorder)

      $34.99CAD

      Crash The Coast Issue 1 – Danger Bay 2025 – Zine (Preorder)

      Derek Johnson has photographed and self published an awesome Zine covering the 2025 edition of Coast Longboarding’s 24th Annual Attack of Danger Bay. From Egmont to Jakes Rash and everything in between, check out this limited edition print, that’s right PRINT, zine and add it to your collection of historic downhill media.

      ** This is a preorder. Preorders end on XXXX Date and will then be printed and shipped. Additional copies will not be available after the preorder window closes, sorry.

      From Derek:

      CRASH THE COAST ISSUE 1 – DANGER BAY 2025

      Danger Bay 2025 was a riot! You could feel it on the hill, at camp, and around the coast, something major was going down! This storied event came back to Pender Harbor for the 24th time to smash downhill racing and the joy of skating right back into your face!

      I made damn sure to be there with my camera, so whenever I wasn’t skating you’d find me shooting! I’ve printed this zine as a way to compress that stoke into a physical object that you can spill a beer onto. More than 100 pictures from the event are jammed in here and I love every one of them. I printed them nice and big so you can stare at the details, if you were there see if you can find yourself!

      This is a pre-order for the next AND LAST print run of issue #1! I’ll print as many copies as needed to fill every pre-order, plus a few extras in case something goes wrong, but THAT’S IT!!

      Issue 2 is in the works, but won’t be coming for a while. If you love physical media and want me to keep doing this, show your support here and now!! Who knows? Could be you on the cover of the next one!

      ** This is a preorder. Preorders end on XXXX Date and will then be printed and shipped. Additional copies will not be available after the preorder window closes, sorry.

    • Landyachtz – Evo Bear 40 – Deck

      $219.99CAD

      Landyachtz Longboards – Evo Bear 40 – Downhill Deck

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