Things To Do In & Around Squamish, BC
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Sea to Sky Airplane Tour for Three
by Sea to Sky AirAs the name suggests, this is Sea to Sky’s signature flight. You might only be in the air for 10 minutes, but you’ll spot gorgeous waterfalls, whiz over downtown Squamish and fly next to the Tantalus Mountains—and experience the thrill of taking off and landing in a four-seater plane. If you’re looking for a fast, affordable, family-friendly way to sample Squamish, this is a fun option. Price listed is for 3 passengers.
$105 CAD Per 3 Passengers -
Half-Day Eagle Viewing Float Trip
by SunwolfFeast your eyes on one of the world’s largest eagle populations as you float downriver. Each winter, thousands of these birds flock to Squamish to follow the spawning salmon, and Sunwolf offers a unique way to view this breathtaking phenomenon. An experienced guide will narrate your half-day trip, sharing his or her knowledge of the plants and animals that surround you. As your journey comes to a close and you step off the boat at Sunwolf’s riverside lodge, you’ll be handed a warm bowl of soup to enjoy by the fire. Stay awhile and continue eagle spotting from the comfort of their hot tub. Trip runs from mid November to early February.
$100 CAD Per Person -
Thrilling Elaho River Rafting
by SunwolfEnjoy views of stunning mountains, giant old-growth forests and ancient glaciers as you white-knuckle your way through the Elaho Valley. This full-day river-rafting adventure will take you down 18 kilometres of continuous whitewater, all with gorgeous west-coast scenery as a backdrop. You’ll be suited up a wetsuit and top-notch safety gear, and guided down the river by one of Sunwolf’s well-trained staff. Enjoy a delicious salmon barbeque on a private beach as part of your day, or cap it all off with a relaxing soak in the hot tub. Season runs from May – September Riders must be a minimum of 12 years of age and weigh at least 90 pounds. No experience necessary.
$155 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Sea to Sky Grand Airplane Tour
by Glacier AirThis is Glacier Air’s deluxe airplane tour of the majestic peaks, expansive glaciers and beautiful rainforests around Squamish and Whistler. Your 60-minute journey will take you up divide between Ashlu Creek and the Elaho-Squamish Rivers, a 30-kilometre stretch filled with glaciers, before flying past the aptly named Powder Mountain and the Pemberton Icefield. Then it’s off to the Callaghan Valley, a popular backcountry area that was home to many of the ski-jumping and alpine events for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Finish off your tour by passing over Whistler Village and taking in views of Cloudburst Mountain and the Squamish Valley. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Cessna 172 or Cessna 206 aircraft. This tour requires a minimum of two passengers.
$159 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Serratus Glacier Picnic Helicopter Experience
by Glacier AirBecause just walking on a glacier isn’t enough. Treat yourself to a lunch you won’t soon forget with Glacier Air’s special glacier picnic package, where you’ll fly to Serratus Glacier and enjoy a tasty meal while perched atop this stunning, massive block of ice. Whether it’s a romantic getaway, a family milestone or just the ultimate adventure with your friends, spending the afternoon on a glacier is an amazing way to celebrate. This tour is available from May-September. Chicken, beef and vegetarian meal options available. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter. This tour requires a minimum of three passengers.
$295 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Tantalus Ice Falls Airplane Tour
by Glacier AirThis tour from Glacier Air proves that it doesn’t take much time to see how much natural beauty the Squamish region has to offer. During your 25-minute flight, you’ll soar above the Squamish Valley to experience views of Lake Lovely Water, the Serratus Glacier and the spectacular ice falls on the Rumbling Glacier. Be warned: once you get a taste of mountain flying, you may find yourself getting in line for another tour. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Cessna 172 or Cessna 206 aircraft. This tour requires a minimum of two passengers.
$69 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Garibaldi Park Scenic Airplane Tour
by Glacier AirSpend 40 exhilarating minutes exploring one of British Columbia’s biggest provincial parks. Fly over the turquoise waters of Garibaldi Lake, which is almost 1,000 feet deep and fed by the Sphinx and Sentinel glaciers. See the Mamquam Icefield and the Black Tusk, a volcanic mountain that is one of the area’s most identifiable landmarks. Circle back to the Squamish Airport via the Sea-to-Sky Corridor to finish off your trip. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Cessna 172 or Cessna 206 aircraft. This tour requires a minimum of two passengers.
$115 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Phantom Lake Helicopter Tour
by Glacier AirThis 40-minute flight takes you over the emerald green waters of Phantom Lake, located west of Tantalus Provincial Park. Your pilot will take you up through the lush Squamish Valley and come back via the back side of the Tantalus Mountains and past Howe Sound, where you might be able to spot climbers scaling the Squamish Chief. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter. This tour requires a minimum of three passengers.
$450 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Rumbling Glacier Helicopter Tour
by Glacier AirGet up close and personal with Tantalus Park’s Rumbling Glacier. This 20-minute tour will hover over this spectacular glacier, known for its massive fractures and seemingly bottomless crevasses. You’ll feel you’re so close you could touch it — and, if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, you can by adding a glacier landing on to your flight. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter. This tour requires a minimum of three passengers.
$230 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Extraordinary Glacier Landing Helicopter Tour
by Glacier AirDiscover how Glacier Air got its name with their signature helicopter tour. After flying over lush forests, dramatic mountains and pristine creeks and waterfalls, your pilot will touch down on Serratus Glacier. Step off the helicopter and experience this ancient, massive ice deposit in the flesh. Walk around, take some photos or just breathe in the crisp air and enjoy the view. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter. This tour requires a minimum of three passengers.
$275 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Olympic Grand Circle Airplane Tour
by Glacier AirGet a bird’s eye view of the gorgeous landscape between Squamish and Whistler on this 50-minute adventure. Fly through Garibaldi Park and over its namesake lake as your pilot tells you the story of the Barrier, the giant wall of volcanic rock that holds the lake back. You’ll pass by Cloudburst Mountain, Black Tusk and Wedge Mountain before flying over Whistler Village and its world-famous Blackcomb and Whistler Mountain ski areas. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Cessna 172 or Cessna 206 aircraft. This tour requires a minimum of two passengers.
$139 CAD Per Person (12+) -
Vancouver Harbour Airplane Tour
by Glacier AirThe seat of a Cessna is the ultimate vantage point for experiencing the busy city of Vancouver. On this 50-minute tour, your Glacier Air pilot will take you over Sky Pilot Mountain, a destination for many adventurous hikers, before flying down Indian Arm, the steep-sloped body of water that borders North Vancouver and Deep Cove. Then Vancouver Harbour comes into view; as you fly over the busy port, you’ll be treated to great views of iconic landmarks like Stanley Park, Grouse Mountain and the Lions Gate Bridge. Your return route offers a new twist on how most get to Squamish as you follow the Sea-to-Sky Highway and spot Shannon Falls and Squamish’s Chief. All tours are fully narrated and passengers are equipped with headsets with personal volume controls. In the event of Non-English speaking groups, your own translator will be the “co-pilot” and narrate the tour in your language. Glacier Air co-pilots can speak English, French, Spanish, German and other languages. This tour will be conducted in a Cessna 172 or Cessna 206 aircraft. This tour requires a minimum of two passengers.
$139 CAD Per Person (12+)
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Airplane Tours
Heading into the sky is a great way to see the vast natural beauty around Squamish. Fly over sleeping volcanoes, giant glaciers and miles and miles of pristine wilderness. Land on a remote turquoise-coloured lake or get access to some spectacular backcountry hiking, skiing or fishing. Just don't forget your camera.
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Nature Tours
Squamish is where the ocean meets the mountains, making it one of the most beautiful spots in BC. There are many ways to explore the area's stunning natural surroundings. Airplane tours, river rafting, guided walks, mountain biking—the options are as endless as the wilderness you'll be visiting.
Starting at $87 CAD
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Sunwolf
Nestled between the Cheakamus & Cheekye rivers in Squamish, BC and moments away from Whistler's world-famous Sea-to-Sky Highway, Sunwolf is a great spot to embark on a river adventure. They offer a variety of packages, from tackling the heart-pumping white waters in the Elaho Valley or more relaxed family floats. As a member of 1% For the Planet, Sunwolf has committed itself to supporting sustainable practices.
Starting at $95 CAD -
Sea to Sky Air
Taking its name from the famed stretch of highway running from Horseshoe Bay to Pemberton, Sea to Sky Air out of Squamish, BC offers a unique way to take in the natural beauty of Canada's west coast. Experience ancient glaciers, extinct volcanoes and roaming black bears, all from the seat of a Cessna 172 Skyhawk aircraft. Opt for one of their sightseeing tour packages and get a bird's eye view of the abundant natural and urban allure of this part of the world.
Starting at $87 CAD -
Glacier Air
Discover the difference experience makes. Founded in 1974, Glacier Air prides themselves in being the longest-running aerial tour company in the Sea-to-Sky corridor, and their location in Squamish, BC — halfway between Vancouver and Whistler — means they’re in prime position to show you the best gems this gorgeous part of the world has to offer. Their wide range of tours in both helicopters and airplanes mean you can buzz over the Vancouver Harbour, see spectacular frozen waterfalls, set foot on a massive glacier and much more. Plus, Glacier Air’s pilots speak many different languages, including French, Spanish and German, so they’re well-prepared to show international visitors the breathtaking beauty this area is known for.
Starting at $69 CAD
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Located halfway between Whistler and Vancouver on the Sea to Sky Highway, Squamish BC is known as the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada. Mountain biking, hiking, rock climbing, snowmobiling and whitewater rafting are just a few activities that locals and visitors alike enjoy in the area, which is home to several provincial parks. With the Pacific Ocean in its front yard and Mount Garibaldi in its back, this picturesque community of about 15,000 is a popular place to unwind and experience BC's wilderness.
