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Province. British Columbia. Region. British Columbia Coast. The Sea-to-Sky Corridor, often referred to as the Corridor or the Sea to Sky Country, is a region in British Columbia spreading from Horseshoe Bay through Whistler to the Pemberton Valley and sometimes beyond to include Birken and D'Arcy.
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Here are the communities in the region, listed as you encounter them heading north from Vancouver. 1. 49.633333-123.1833331 Lions Bay-Britannia Beach— a string of communities along the eastern shore of Howe Sound 2. 49.701722-123.158752 Squamish— the outdoor recreation capital of Canada, with rock climbing, hiking, white water, kiteboarding, and so...
49.9167-122.751 Garibaldi Provincial Park— stellar hiking and camping amidst mountains and glacier-fed lakes50.3442-122.4782 Joffre Lakes Provincial Park– known for its pristine lakesBy car
The only paved road in and out of the Sea to Sky region is Highway 99, commonly referred to as the Sea-to-Sky Highway. It links the region with Vancouver in the south and Lillooet and Highways 97 and 1 in the northSea To Sky Highway(Highway 99) is a beautiful but windy and, at times narrow, road. The highway was significantly upgraded and widened prior to the 2010 Winter Olympics and is now much safer compared to the past, when it had a slightly dangerous reputation, but care should still be...
By bus
1. Epic Rides, ☏ +1 604-349-1234. Year-round direct bus between Whistler and Vancouver. $24 one way or $35 return.(updated Mar 2017) 2. Perimeter Transportation, ☏ +1 604-717-6600, toll-free: +1-877-717-6606. From Whistler hotels via Squamish and downtown Vancouver to Vancouver International Airport.(updated Mar 2021) 3. Landsea Tours & Charters (Vancouver Tours), 680 Industrial Ave., Vancouver, ☏ +1 604 255-7272, reservations@vancouvertours.com.(updated Jun 2022) 4. YVR Skylynx (Stops at Pac...
By taxi
Whistler Resort Cabs, +1 604-938-1515, provides taxi service from Vancouver and Vancouver International Airport to Whistler for $255. If a number of people are travelling together it is possible to go by Limo for $350-400 with room for between 6 and 10 people.
Access to some provincial parks and recreation areas is by Forest Service Roads (FSRs). Care should be taken when driving on these roads as some of them are in rough condition (possibly 4x4 or All Wheel Drive only) and they may still be actively used by logging trucks. Many such roads are "radio-controlled" so having a CB Radio will help avoid seri...
The region's biggest attraction is the scenery— exquisite alpine lakes, craggy peaks, waterfalls, glaciers — and a surprising amount of it is easily accessible from the Sea to Sky Highway. Highlights include: 1. Shannon Falls drop 335 meters, making them the third tallest waterfall in the province. They are just south of Squamishand it is about a 1...
If you want to do something outdoors, the Sea to Sky region is your place to be. Whistler is home to the biggest ski resortin North America — Whistler-Blackcomb — with a season that lasts from Nov to May and glacier skiing in the summer. Starting in May (most years), Whistler mountain is converted into a mountain bike park where the lifts are used ...
You won't go hungry when visiting the Sea to Sky region, but the number of restaurants and the range of choice depends on where you are. Whistler has the widest array of restaurants and food options consistent with its status as a major resort. Squamish'sdining scene is lower profile but it does have a number of good café-style restaurants. It also...
Suiting its young population and streams of visitors, Whistler has a large mix of bars, clubs and DJs to dance, drink or socialize the night away. During busy periods, expect line-ups at the popular spots but you may get a chance to party with a celebrity. At least one or two bars in town will usually have live music. A good source of information f...
The Sea to Sky region has a full range of accommodation options. The higher end hotels and apartment/condo rentals are mostly in Whistler, with some cheaper options in Squamish and Pemberton. There are B&Bs in all three towns, but hostels are surprisingly under represented, with just a handful in Whistler. Camping is available in the provincial par...
Weather can change quickly due to the rapid changes to elevation. Despite the upgrades to Highway 99, some sections remain steep and windy. They are often marked by lower maximum speed limits.
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The Sea-to-Sky Corridor, often referred to as the Corridor or the Sea to Sky Country, is a region in British Columbia spreading from Horseshoe Bay through Whistler to the Pemberton Valley and sometimes beyond to include Birken and D'Arcy.
- About the Sea to Sky Highway. The Sea to Sky Highway, or Highway 99 as it’s also known, is one of North America’s most beautiful stretches of roads. There’s no mystery of why it’s called that – it offers views of the sea and sky all the way along!
- What’s so special about the Sea to Sky Highway? There are few highways in the world as pretty as the Sea to Sky Highway. This popular tourist route offers awe-inspiring views of the Pacific Ocean, Coast Mountain Range, breathtaking alpine lakes, and temperate rainforest.
- How long does it take to drive the Sea to Sky Highway? The Sea to Sky Highway from West Vancouver to Whistler is about 120 kilometers (74.6 miles) long, and without stops, it would take most people about two hours to drive.
- When is the best time to drive the Sea to Sky Highway? The best time of year to drive the Sea to Sky Highway is from June to September. During these warmer months, the snow has melted from the roads, making driving conditions easier.
Squamish. Make the vibrant town of Squamish home base for exploring everything the Sea to Sky Corridor has to offer, from hiking and biking to exploring vibrant street art and delicious craft tastings. North of Squamish. Continue north along the Sea to Sky Corridor to Whistler, Pemberton, and Lillooet.
Sea to Sky. Sea to Sky may refer to: Sea-to-Sky Highway, a highway in Western Canada, the portion of highway 99 from Horseshoe Bay to Pemberton. Sea-to-Sky Corridor, the region around the Sea-to-Sky Highway which includes Whistler. Sea to Sky University, a university in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada, opened in 2007.
Feb 15, 2022 · By Raphael Alexander, The Man of Wonders. Last updated: February 15, 2022. An article about all you need to know about the Sea to Sky Highway including things to do, how to get from Vancouver and more.
