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Your Summer Lake Survival Guide
Life's better at the lake. Here's how you can maximize your lakeside fun this summer.
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5 Easy Travel Tips for Exploring Squamish
Here are 5 simple and easy-to-do responsible travel tips for when you visit Squamish this summer. You’re guaranteed to have a better time and more fun when you get here if you follow these steps. We promise!
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Dog Friendly Trails in Squamish
Squamish loves our furry companions and here in the Sea to Sky they come along for the adventure! No need to leave Fido at home, just make sure you leash them up and bring their own supply of water and food.
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Squamish Quick Bites
Squamish has no shortage of stops if you’re looking for somewhere to go for a quick bite to eat. With all the adventuring to be had in the Sea to Sky time is of the essence much of the time, making quick bite stops an integral part of our dining scene.
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Adventure On Family Itinerary
Climb the granite, paddle the waters and run the ropes on this one-day family-friendly itinerary.
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Relaxing Getaway
Unwind and enjoy Squamish at a slower pace, sampling the cuisine, the views and accommodation along the way.
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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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Relaxed Adventure Gifts
For many visitors, quality time in nature is best enjoyed in a slow-paced setting. Gift the nature lover on your list one of the following relaxed Squamish adventures.
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Squamish Home Sessions: Where to Buy Squamish Craft Beverages Across BC
Read on to discover where to buy Squamish-made beverages in your local, BC community.
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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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Level 3: Sprayful: What to Do
Level 3 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is sprayful. Green goes technicolor. Life looks luscious. The language of water at the window beckons you outside to play. There’s enough rain to clean the dust off the streets, the grime off your car, the sadness from a broken heart. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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Level 2 - Drizzling: What to Do
Level 2 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is drizzling. Everything seems less careworn and creased. Trails are at their tackiest, rivers are running free. Oxygenated activity gets a negative ion boost. Grab your favourite hat and pre-declare it a bad hair day—a state of soft fascination awaits. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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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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Level 1 – Dewy: What to Do
Level 1 on the Squamish Rain-o-Meter is dewy. It doesn’t seem to be raining but there’s mist on your face. There’s enough vapour in the air to remind you that your own act of respiration—the simple fact of your breathing—injects you into the heart and the start of the water cycle. Don’t just breathe easier, embrace the rain and breathe wilder.
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