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What to Do in Squamish in the Beautiful Fall Weather
Who said anything about slowing down? Rock climbing, mountain biking and hiking are all in season. Make the most of the beautiful fall weather with these great activities.
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Where to View the Brackendale Eagles
There are lots of places to see the bald eagles in Squamish, but to get the best views in town be sure to check out these top spots.
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Best Places to Explore the Squamish Rainforest
Here are the best places to take a walk on the wild side, in the Squamish rainforest.
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Best Places to See Fall Colours in Squamish
Fall in Squamish is a time of unparalleled beauty. The mixed forests of deciduous and coniferous trees come alive with strokes of red, yellow, orange and green.
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Our Favourite #ExploreSquamish photo's from October
Every week, hundreds of adventurers visit Squamish and explore our backyard. We love featuring our favourites! Check out images and share your own experiences by tagging your photos with #ExploreSquamish.
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Halloween in Squamish is Brewing with Fun!
It’s the most spooktacular time of the year as Squamish prepares to get its Halloween on. Here are some of the highlights:
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Hiking Crooked Falls
Finding the motivation to venture on a hike in Fall can be difficult. Thankfully the trail to Crooked Falls is sheltered under a thick canopy of trees and can be trekked rain or shine without jeopardizing the view.
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7 Rainy Day Activities to Keep You Busy in Squamish
Don’t let a little wet weather dampen your plans. Instead, make the most of soggy days inside or out with this list of rainy day activities that just might change the way you look at the forecast.
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Squamish's Top 5 Kid-Friendly Fall Hikes
Offering enchanting views at every turn, hiking in Squamish can feel like a fairytale family adventure. From flowing waterfalls to freshwater lakes here are five of Squamish's most popular kid-approved fall hiking trails.
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A Self Guided Fall Craft Beverage Tour Through Squamish
Fall is in the air and notes of cinnamon, pumpkin spice and nutmeg are popping up all over Squamish. Now is the time to indulge with Squamish's brew-tiful craft beverages.
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Level 7 - Torrential: What to Do
Level 7 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is torrential. It’s pouring faster than a draft craft beer out there and it’s not for the faint of heart. Surrender. Sleep in. Sketch out your ark plans. Or, rage against the rain by getting out in it. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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Where to Go Puddle Jumping in Squamish
Retreat to the rainforest and take a rain day with your little ones. Seek out the trails littered with crystalline puddles waiting to excite and delight. The art of embracing the rain is an easily acquired skill in Squamish. Here is a list of our favourite puddle-friendly trails for your rainy day adventure.
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Squamish's Greatest Indoor Activities
Most visitors know about Squamish's abundance of outdoor adventure. But when the weather turns or you're craving a different kind of fun take some time to explore the great indoors and spend an afternoon laughing with friends on a different kind of adventure.
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Where to Go Fishing in Squamish
Fall is a favourite time of year to fish in the Sea to Sky; the rivers become exceptionally clear with the cooler weather, the salmon arrive and there are lots opportunities for Bull, Cutthroat and Rainbow trout. Just make sure you bundle up as it can be a bit chilly.
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What to Do in Squamish in the Beautiful Fall Weather
Who said anything about slowing down? Rock climbing, mountain biking and hiking are all in season. Make the most of the beautiful fall weather with these great activities.
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Our favourite #ExploreSquamish photo's from September
A splash of summer and a sprinkle of fall, September marked the beginning of crisp air and changing colours in Squamish. Check out images and share your own experiences by tagging your photos with #ExploreSquamish.
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