A filmed jump from Whistler’s Peak 2 Peak gondola drew attention in 2014. The original article reported police interest in the people involved, which belongs to that historical account.
A past report is not a current wanted notice
The archive does not establish the later case outcome or present legal status of any participant. It also should not turn the gondola’s maximum clearance into a verified measurement of the exact jump point.
This is an incident feature rather than a route or access guide. A transport cabin is designed for its intended operation, and footage of someone leaving it does not make that action a recreational option. The historical context is enough to explain why the clip attracted attention.
Explore more: a separate chairlift-fall news report; height claims in BASE-jumping footage.
Video: McConkey Reborn (published by Len Ovo).
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