British Columbia's Sea-to-Sky Corridor

What is the Sea to Sky Corridor? Literally, its the highway that joins Vancouver, up through Squamish, Whistler, and Pemberton, and beyond! However, you’ll quickly find a there’s more than meets the eye, and has tons of things to see and do! From dazzling five-star Whistler accommodations, 4000 foot mountains to snowboard or ski on, and mouth-watering dishes served at restaurants that range from specialty burgers to fine dining, you’ll soon see that there’s something in the Sea to Sky Corridor for everyone. All of this is set against the backdrop of the the kind of wilderness, wildlife and nature that you’ve only ever seen on TV! What’s in the Corridor for you? Come find out!

Whistler: Mountains, Moguls & Medalists

As one of the premier skiing and snowboarding destinations in the world, its more than likely that Whistler, British Columbia needs no introduction. Boasting amazing drops, Whistler Mountain and Whistler Blackcomb have some of the largest lift-serviced vertical skiing in North America, with Blackcomb having the most at 1565 m! In the winter, there really is nowhere like Whistler, with amazing winter conditions for skiing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing during the day, and legendary bars and clubs at night! Then there’s the Whistler restaurants ... do you feel like sushi so fresh it tastes like the fish was just caught, or perhaps a juicy steak? In the summer, its the golf courses and Whistler Mountain Biking that really take centre stage! Year round, there are the consistently decadent Whistler hotels, or charmingly homey B&B’s to stay at that make you realize that this is like no vacation you’ve ever taken. From the private guided hiking tours and a vibrant art scene, to the thrilling sports and sumptuous restaurants, Whistler is a year-round destination that can easily be called the best in the world.

Pemberton: The Gateway To Adventure

As "the gateway to adventure", Pemberton, British Columbia finds itself in that ideal happy medium of quiet town with nearby amenities! Snugly nestled between the mountain ranges of the Pemberton Valley, it offers the peace and quiet simply not found anywhere else. Luckily, its not all quiet times - there’s plenty of new activities to try there, such as horseback riding or the unparalleled motor-less airplane gliding! As well, if you’re craving a bit of a nosh or a delicious mocha, you can check out any of their restaurants or coffee shops! Pemberton has also become a hotspot for concerts and musical talent, after having hosted the Pemberton Music Festival in previous years! Pemberton really is a hidden gem that offers quiet-yet-high class accommodation as well as that highly coveted close proximity to Whistler, BC, and the 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games.

Squamish: The Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada

Did you know that Squamish, British Columbia is dubbed the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada? Only 45 minutes from Vancouver, and 40 minutes from Whistler’s 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Games, Squamish boasts some of the best outdoor activities in Canada. Whether it’s climbing the majestic Chief, back country expeditions or mountain biking, Squamish is unique blend that fits anyone with a slant for both a cultural and an active lifestyle. Visit Gelato Carina for delicious homemade ice cream or Zephyr Cafe for a personalized sandwich and coffee! If you’re in the mood for shopping, you can also do so at one of many unique furniture or clothing stores in the downtown section of town. How about learning more about the history of Squamish and the Salish peoples of the Squamish First Nations at the Squamish Adventure Centre?