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Best Way To See The Squamish Mountains (Even When It’s Cloudy)

Most people come to Squamish and British Columbia to see the landscape. The towering peaks, the ancient glaciers, ...

Most people come to Squamish and British Columbia to see the landscape. The towering peaks, the ancient glaciers, the endless forrest, and wild coasts; and fickle weather can really play havoc with those vacation plans…but, only if you let it. Our planes are the only way to get to the views when they’re hiding above the clouds.

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The Sea To Sky corridor is like no other place on earth. It is a stretch of mountains, valleys, wetlands, lakes, fjords, volcanoes, canyons, peaks, gl...

The Sea To Sky corridor is like no other place on earth. It is a stretch of mountains, valleys, wetlands, lakes, fjords, volcanoes, canyons, peaks, gl...

The Sea To Sky corridor is like no other place on earth. It is a stretch of mountains, valleys, wetlands, lakes, fjords, volcanoes, canyons, peaks, glaciers, and coves that runs from Horseshoe Bay through Squamish and Whistler to the Pemberton Valley. As the old adage goes you should “keep your feet on the ground when your head’s in the clou...

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The Cascade Mountains, also known as The Cascade Range (or just The Cascades), is a major mountain range of western North America. It extends from sou...

The Cascade Mountains, also known as The Cascade Range (or just The Cascades), is a major mountain range of western North America. It extends from sou...

The Cascade Mountains, also known as The Cascade Range (or just The Cascades), is a major mountain range of western North America. It extends from southern British Columbia through Washington and Oregon all the way to Northern California....

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Remember laying in the grass as a child looking up at the white fluffy clouds that were shaped like dragons, trains, or sea serpents? Having our base...

Remember laying in the grass as a child looking up at the white fluffy clouds that were shaped like dragons, trains, or sea serpents? Having our base...

Remember laying in the grass as a child looking up at the white fluffy clouds that were shaped like dragons, trains, or sea serpents? Having our base located in a region of British Columbia’s coastal temperate rainforest is a surefire way to have the biggest, best, and most beautiful clouds right on our doorstep. If you’re a cloud chaser, like...

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