Reposted: Tuesday, November 19, 2024
We are actively following a rapidly intensifying storm that is expected to reach parts of British Columbia’s West Coast by Tuesday, November 19, 2024. The adverse weather conditions may impact travel through Wednesday, November 20.
Travellers are advised to check our Service Notices page prior to travel for any possible service disruptions.
The safety of our passengers and crew is of primary importance to us, and we will continue to monitor this weather system and share information as it becomes available. For further information regarding any weather warnings in place, please visit Environment Canada.
For the most up-to-date sailing and departure information, customers can follow our @BCFerries X Account, check Current Conditions or visit bcferries.com.
Visit the Outdoor Recreational Capital of Canada offering a variety of activities for both exhilarating adventure seekers and gentle explorers. Located between Whistler and Vancouver, the vibrant community of Squamish is well known for world-class rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking and windsurfing.
Explore local trails
Bike, hike, stroll, ride a horse, or snowshoe along a network of pristine trails reaching over 200 km.
Climb the Stawamus Chief
Rock climb or hike the world-famous Stawamus Chief Mountain.
Windsurf or kitesurf
Windsurf and kitesurf the Squamish Spit, located at the mouth of the Squamish River as it enters Howe Sound.
Visit the marina
Take a stroll around Squamish Marina in the calm and protected waters of the Mamquam Blind Channel, and charter a boat to see local marine wildlife and the beautiful surrounding mountains.
Taste local beer and cider
Tantalize your taste buds along the Squamish craft tasting trail to sample local craft beers, cider and spirits.
Suspend 2,900 ft above sea level as you experience riding over majestic coastal forest on the Sea to Sky Gondola. At the top, you'll find three main viewing platforms, the thrilling Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge, and panoramic views of the coastal mountains from every direction.
Highlights
Pan for gold, ride the mine train, and learn about the fascinating history of BC’s mining industry at the award-winning family-friendly Britannia Mine Museum—located halfway between Vancouver and Whistler on the Sea to Sky Highway.
The museum was once the largest copper mine in the world and is now a National Historic Site, providing a unique insight into life at one of Canada’s largest early 20th century mining operations.
Highlights:
Escape to Whistler along the Sea to Sky Highway for an adventure of a lifetime. You can enjoy spectacular mountain views and take part in adrenaline-pumping outdoor activities, including skiing down Olympic runs. Stay in Whistler Village, conveniently located next to Whistler Blackcomb—consistently rated #1 ski resort in North America.
Enjoy spectacular views and year-round outdoor recreation for all abilities in North Vancouver—just a short drive or SeaBus from downtown Vancouver. With many breathtaking sightseeing attractions, there’s always something to do.
Visit the vibrant city of Vancouver. The urban metropolis of restaurants, pubs, museums, galleries and shopping is surrounded by the Coast Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, with plenty of activities to keep you busy. Plus, discover why the craft brewing scene is gaining widespread interest on a tour of the Vancouver Ale Trail.
Stay just outside of Vancouver in the city of Burnaby to experience all the attractions of both cities. Enjoy the beautiful parks, world-class shopping at BC’s largest mall, historical sites and art galleries in Burnaby.
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