BC’s Hidden Winter Wonderland
There is a place where the Pacific Ocean meets the mountains, as “The Chief” towers over the lapping waters of Howe Sound, yachts dot the bay at Nexen Beach. The town of Squamish, along the #99 Highway (and less than an hour’s drive from Vancouver) is Winter’s best kept secret, and the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada. The winter holidays can present a challenge for families. Apart from all the festivities of the Christmas season, children long for excitement and entertainment over the holidays. Squamish is an affordable solution, and there are many wonderful adventures, and hidden treasures to discover.
Experience Winter The Way It’s Supposed to Be at Sea to Sky Gondola
Away from the freezing rain and fog, the Sea to Sky Gondola offers you the opportunity to enjoy winter and view it in a whole different way. For many people, summer means fun and enjoyment but that is not always the case with winter. However, if you want to make your winters more enjoyable than […]
Love of Trains
One of the most important aspects of Canada’s history and in particular the formation of B.C is the railway. The settlement in the West and formation and development of British Columbia would not have been possible without the railway. It is for this reason that the town of Squamish and B.C at large has a […]
Celebrate the Holidays with Sea to Sky Gondola
When it comes to a magical holiday, few places offer up the kinds of unique experiences, entertainment and memories that Squamish has to offer. The Sea to Sky Gondola is a must visit for those who are already going to be in the area for top-notch skiing, or for those who are still searching for […]
8 Essential Tips to Planning a Fantastic Day of Eagle Watching
The eagle has always been viewed as a majestic, impressive bird. This is in part due to their sheer size and wingspan (an average of 5-7 feet) but also due to their hunting efficiency, strength, fierce look, and their amazing ability to spot prey in waters below (which also inspired the phrase “eagle eye”). The […]
