Arc’teryx Climb Academy 2025

August Jack at the Heart of the Action From August 22 to 24, Squamish once again became the epicenter of the climbing world as Arc’teryx Climb Academy 2025 brought together climbers, outdoor enthusiasts, and industry leaders for three days of education, community, and adventure. At the core of this dynamic event stood August Jack, the […]
Canvas of the Coast Mountains: Squamish Arts Festival Inspires August Adventures

If you’ve ever wanted to sip coffee beside a muralist at work, stumble across a pop-up jazz set in a mountain park, or take home one-of-a-kind artisan prints, August in Squamish is your moment. The town’s creative heart beats loud and proud at the Squamish Arts Festival, and there’s no better place to stay near […]
Spring Skiing in BC: When Do the Resorts Close for the Season?

As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, ski enthusiasts in British Columbia are making the most of the remaining snow before the season comes to an end. If you’re wondering when your favorite ski resort will close, here’s a breakdown of the latest information as of March 27, 2025. Whistler Blackcomb: Ski Until May […]
Experience Squamish’s Rainforest Trails and Spectacular Scenery by E-Bike

For those yet to try one, e-bikes are the modern evolution of the conventional bicycle. If you’re not a seasoned mountain biker, the comfort, ease of peddling and speed of an e-bike could make this a better choice for your Squamish ride. With e-bikes, you can go on longer rides; you probably won’t have to […]
Strong and Free: Lifting of Covid Mandates Marks the Perfect Time to Discover Squamish

After two long years of lockdowns, masks mandates, and vaccine passports, it finally looks as if British Columbia is approaching the finish line of this pandemic. The recent changes to public health measures and a further loosening of restrictions have brought relief and excitement to the many Canadians who have been patiently awaiting a return to normal. With some of the most stringent restrictions in the country, those living in British Columbia have endured countless limitations on their social freedoms. As the restaurant and tourist
The 2021/22 Whistler Ski Season is About to Begin

Whistler Blackcomb is scheduled to open for the 2021/22 season November 25th. Lifts will run from 8:30am until 3:00pm on the 25th. The last day of the season is expected to be April 18, 2022. Many of the guests have already booked for the winter season. Hotels and chalets in Whistler Village and the surrounding communities are filling up, but there still are many accommodation options available.
Nesters Market Squamish50 Trail Race

Squamish is one of Canada’s most popular tourist destinations, located just 45 minutes from Whistler and an hour from Vancouver. The community is nestled in the foothills of several mountains, on the shores of the Mamquam River and Howe Sound. Its diverse terrain includes beaches, coastal rainforest, alpine meadows, glaciers and mountain crags. Access to […]
Squamish Trails: Explore the Great Outdoors in Squamish’s Vast Trail Network

This past year has presented some significant recreation and tourism restrictions. Favourite shopping venues, sports and cultural activities have been cut off by government mandates. But we’re in luck; Squamish offers an expansive network of some of the finest hiking trails to be found anywhere.
Things for Women to Do in Squamish

Cleveland Avenue is Squamish’s front street and the heart of shopping and dining. The little boutiques and specialty shops, dining and coffee options, and two parks, have made the strip a favourite place for women to enjoy a few delightful hours during their stay.
Things for Kids and Families to Do in Squamish

Water and Trails at Alice Lake Provincial Park There are four fresh water lakes in the park – Edith, Stump, Fawn and Alice – interconnected by the Four Lakes Trail. During the summer months, Alice Lake is a popular beach and family-friendly swimming area, with fishing, canoeing and stand-up paddleboarding, a picnic area and flat […]