History of 1001 Steps

[@warrenpeterson6065]

A very informative and entertaining post ... well-done! I grew up near the path and attended summer camp with the First United Church of White Rock way back in the 60"s. I have fond memories of endlessly exploring that strip of beach between Crescent and the White Rock Pier. Thank you.

[@HistoryOfBritishColumbia]

Thank you! I remember climbing the old steps back in the 80's to catch crabs. We would ride our bikes there all the way from North Surrey.

[@Getrandy78]

I was one of the teenagers that had parties down there. Fun time.

[@keller23]

Spent lots of time there in my teens, was not aware on the history. Very cool

[@bryceburgart8544]

You forgot to say “like comment and subscribe… and hit that notification bell!!” Ok I did all that. This is my comment. Informative.

[@bryceburgart8544]

By informative, I meant, informative video!! I never knew any of that stuff. Except that it’s not 1001 steps. Just lots

[@Taser2024]

I was one of those kids in the 90s, I had no idea about the history. Thanks for taking me down memory lane.

[@hart2018]

This is very interesting piece of history I didn't know about that happened in my own back yard! May I ask where you found this information? I would love to learn more!

[@whatsinthat3657]

Nice work

[@HistoryOfBritishColumbia]

Thank you!

[@carsonagenic6285]

So many beers and joints consumed here in the 90's

[@lulabell3233]

One of our sebior neighbours who grew up here told us it was because it took 1001 steps out on low tides for fishermen to get to traps?

[@HistoryOfBritishColumbia]

That's one I've never heard. The mystery of its name gets more confusing :)

[@GAMERGUY2686]

Just moved from bc to Alberta but me and my girlfriend lived down there and used to walk down all the time and sit by the tunnel