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Hiking Crooked Falls: The Ultimate Fall Adventure
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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12 Dog-Friendly Trails in Squamish
Squamish is about as dog-friendly as it gets. From pet-friendly hotels to dogs bowls outside the Squamish Visitor Centre, you can be confident that when you bring your pooch to Squamish you will both be in for a treat. While a treat for you may be a post-hike growler fill at a local brewery, your dog will be wagging his tail the entire day running wild through the Squamish's trails.
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Hiking Opal Cone: Squamish's Land of Ice and Fire
Opal Cone is one of the crown jewels of Squamish. The remnants of an ancient eruption, it is surrounded by glacial ice, volcanic ash and numerous teal lakes.
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6 Kid-Friendly Hikes in Squamish
Looking for some good hikes for the whole family? These six hikes are great options for those with kids in tow, there are even a few that are suited to the furry companions as well.
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How to Navigate Squamish Without a Car
Getting around in Squamish sans automobile is easier than most people think. And with the addition of the new South Parks bus route, many of Squamish's most noteworthy points of interest are more accessible than ever before.
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Hiking 101: Squamish's Top Hikes and More!
Located at the doorstep of 8 provincial parks, it is no wonder hikers from all over the world make the trek to Squamish to explore our stunning trails.
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Hiking Watersprite Lake
Like most truly beautiful paces, the hike to reach the lake is challenging, but it is certainly worth the effort.
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Asked & Answered: Top 10 Summer Questions
You asked, and we answered, here are the ten most common summer questions in Squamish.
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An Unofficial Guide to Squamish Backcountry Huts
When the backcountry calls an overnight trip to a Squamish backcountry hut may be the answer.
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Hiking Murrin Provincial Park
Long a destination for rock climbers and folks looking to picnic at Browning Lake, Murrin Park also has some fantastic hiking with some of the best views in the Sea to Sky Corridor.
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High Falls: Squamish's Most Under-the-Radar Hike
High Falls Creek is a steep, box canyon roughly 26km up the Squamish Valley Road that empties into the Squamish River. With only 200 hits on Instagram, it is also one of Squamish's best-kept secrets.
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10 Things to Expect on a Trip to Elfin Lakes
If you plan on heading up to Elfin Lakes in Garibaldi Provincial Park this spring season there a few things you should know before you go. To help, we created a top 10 list of useful information. Know before you go!
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