i already did today, saw everything from homeless camps to crimes scenes aswell as the newb playground which was sketchy to access.

Been working out of town had no time to UE or connect with people. What's new?

Very little new, it seems. I'm starting to get the feeling that we Edmonton explorers are few and far between. Is this indicative of a lack of locations, a more secretive attitude by participants, or are the local explorers simply unaware of the UER?

There's fuck all in this city after most of the good shit got torn down, and what's remaining, active or abandoned, are burned in no time by BASE jumping fucksticks or are locked down from the start, or are infested with aggressive bums.

I've transitioned to the rural side of things and try to do road trips to BC when I can but it's hard to afford that kind of luxury when oil is where it's at.

I've been broadening my scope a bit lately as well. So far I've had little luck with the spots within striking distance. As you say, everything of real interest is too far to hit up conveniently. Some interesting prospects in southern Alberta though.

i agree everything that was worth trying is a no go these days, and the places i want to get into are locked up tighter then fort knox.

Also the fact security is now people just pulled out of their trailer parks with the trailer just parked all over the site.

Sweet, UER has decided that I am not a puppet, but in fact a real boy!

just a heads up, id recommend to anyone curious or tempted to go to noob playground to steer clear, homeless folk are living there, and i almost got stabbed taking my friend there yesturday. theyve claimed the main room that you use to access the rest of it.

Nothin' beats the hobo life, stabbin' folk with your hobo knife.

Some abandonments I encountered this summer; the bottom may or may not be redeveloped by now. Curious as to whether anyone has been able to access the top location as security seems to be slightly above average.

Posted by Mystics click to view click to view Some abandonments I encountered this summer; the bottom may or may not be redeveloped by now. Curious as to whether anyone has been able to access the top location as security seems to be slightly above average.

I tired to get in top pic location a few years ago but I couldn't find an "ethical" entrance. Lots of hobos in the area, it needs to be kept tight.

Anyone want any UER swag? I'm thinking about making some shirts.

No kidding about everything good in Edmonton getting torn down. And anything that they can tear down but haven't, is probably slated to be, and they usually have security patrolling it till they do.

Posted by nnnnn No kidding about everything good in Edmonton getting torn down. And anything that they can tear down but haven't, is probably slated to be, and they usually have security patrolling it till they do.

Its a harsh climate here, always have to be vigilant.

Can anyone help these guys out?

https://albertacul...one-last-building/

FFS

http://www.cbc.ca/...operties-1.3501077

Posted by chronular FFS http://www.cbc.ca/...operties-1.3501077

Read about it in the paper too. This is the solid reason why there's so little abandoned stuff to explore, its only active infiltrations.

I also heard that land is taxed less if it sits in an inactive state (buildings/infrastructure are demolished).

This is why we can't have nice things.

Well they do mention that a "dozen need immediate attention, and 30-plus still need to be dealt with" so there's clearly stuff out there to find.

I just wish they had attached a list of properties, to inform people so they can avoid looking at them...