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Our Top 9 #ExploreSquamish photos of 2019
Swelling with awe-inspiring views and limitless opportunities for play, visitors from across the world come to Squamish to create magical moments. Here are some of our favourites from 2019.
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Why Winter Flight-Seeing is a Must-Try Activity
Take sightseeing to the sky where you will be greeted with a canvas of fresh snow, frozen waterfalls and unending mountain views. Depending on the exact day and time, an array of everchanging icy blue lakes will make your flight a once in a lifetime experience.
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The Ultimate Squamish Winter Bucket List
Snow is starting to fall in the alpine, people are donning down jackets, and the cozy appeal of comfort food is drawing visitors into Squamish's savoury local eateries. The season of snowballs and tobogganing is just around the corner and now is the perfect time to start planning for your upcoming snow days.
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Where to View the Squamish 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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Your Spectacular Squamish Brunch Guide
Scramble your brunch plans and transform your morning meal into a soulful experience fully loaded with a hearty stack of pancakes and a breath of fresh air.
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Squamish Bike Guide: Diamond Head Zone
Revered for our singletrack, Squamish hits the mark for exceptional mountain bike trails. Learn more about the Diamond Head trail zone here.
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Friday Trail Feature - The Brohm Lake Interpretive Forest
Let the cold winds blow and pack your woollen mittens for a winter walk surrounded by icy streams and winter foliage in the Brohm Lake Interpretive Forest.
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Squamish Sips: Where to Have Coffee in Squamish
In Squamish, coffee shops are an expression of our culture. Whichever cafe you visit you're sure to soak up the essence of Squamish during your visit.
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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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Biking with Kids in Squamish
With kids in tow, it can be a challenge to select the right trail. Here are a few suggestions for riding in Squamish with your little ones. Each trail offers something different, but all offer lots of fun and the chance to practice and progress your skills.
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3 Places to Surround Yourself in Snow in Squamish
This time of year, it's not hard to find snow in Squamish. Here are some our favourite places to enjoy it.
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Ski Surrounded by Sea to Sky Views in Squamish
Glide your way up Squamish's snow-capped peaks and skip the lift lines to ski surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and the rugged Coast Mountains.
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Trail Feature: 5 Snowshoe Trails You’ve Never Heard of in Squamish
Snowshoeing around Squamish offers limitless possibilities of where to go. We thought we’d freshen things up a little with these lesser known trails that are certain to capture your heart this winter.
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Level 6 - Downpour: What to Do
Level 6 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is downpour. Raindrops have a bounce rate. It’s difficult to hear the conversation of your friend walking beside you. Permission to marinate in your own thoughts instead of competing with the clamour. Get stormed on. Bring what you brought. Lean into the drama. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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Level 5 - Buckets: What to Do
Level 5 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is buckets of rain. The sheer heft of a raindrop causes mud backsplash on your legs. Hip waders are acceptable apparel. Seasonal creeks will be appearing imminently. The forest canopy offers surprising reprieve. Now’s the time to chase waterfalls. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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Level 4 - Pelting: What to Do
Level 4 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is pelting. Pin pricks leave welts on your face. Soft jazz percussion on the rooftop and the pure promise of pop-up puddles motivates you to get out and go. But there’s a high splash-and-go advisory—beware of curb-hugging vehicles. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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