Cat Lake Similar to Brohm Lake, Cat Lake features rope swings, pines-lined shores, and hiking and biking trails. This is also a great spot for camping, canoeing, or fishing, but it's better if you can go during the week. As Cat Lake has become a popular weekend destination for partiers who tend to be noisy. Nestled in and around Squamish are spectacular lakes, jaw-dropping waterfalls and eight provincial parks to explore. Whether you're paddling, hiking or heading out for a dip, you'll find incredible vistas and vast trail networks around every corner. Ignite your Inner Explorer
Stunning Glacier Lakes of Squamish BC Canada in 2023 Travel, Travel
Lakes An Adventurer's A-Z Guide of Squamish Lakes Few things say summer in Squamish like spending lazy afternoons at the lake. And living in such a mountainous region means there are thousands of small valleys and glacial landforms for lakes to appear in, many of them created by the presently melting glaciers from the last ice age. Best Lake Trails in Squamish 5,997 Reviews Explore the most popular lake trails near Squamish with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you. Directions Activity Difficulty Length Suitability More filters • 1 Top trails (70) Hard • 4.7 (2113) Things to Do Roughly 5km north of Squamish on Highway 99 sits the picturesque Alice Lake Provincial Park. One of the best campgrounds in Squamish, the park is also home to a classic Squamish hike. The 4 Lakes Trail is an easy 6.5 km loop that meanders through creeks, second growth forest and visits four distinct mountain lakes. Lost Lake Park 4.3 (26 reviews) Lakes "Lost Lake Park is welcomed to everyone: casual walkers, runners, hikers, bikers, dog friendly, and." more 2. Rainbow Park 4.8 (6 reviews) Lakes "volley ball court, roped off shallow swim area and the whole entire gorgeous lake with the glaciers!" more 3. Brohm Lake Lakes 4. Buntzen Lake 4.4 (28 reviews)
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Heli and Floatplane Fishing For the truly adventurous anglers, Squamish offers customized helicopter tours to remote rivers and floatplane tours to stunning alpine lakes. Beautiful scenery and spectacular views will take your breath away while you enjoy a world-class day fishing for Dolly Varden, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout and Salmon. Hiking Four Lakes Trail is the most popular hiking trail in Alice Lake Provincial Park, it passes by four mountain lakes; Stump, Edith, Fawn and Alice. Hikers looking for a more expansive view can walk the DeBeck's Hill Trail which features views of the Squamish River and the Tantalus Range. Mountain Biking Squamish is located in British Columbia, Canada, about an hour north of Vancouver. It's an easy drive on Highway 99 (a.ka. the Sea to Sky Highway).. Lake is a gorgeous turquoise blue sub-alpine lake deep in the mountains and is one of the most popular hikes in Squamish. The lake is dotted with rocky islands and backed by a crumbling tower. Watersprite Lake is just outside of the town of Squamish, Canada, about an hour from downtown Vancouver. The road to the trail is off Northbound Highway 99, the Sea to Sky Highway. This previously hidden gem has become a lot more popular in the last few years - one look at this lake and it's not hard to see why.
A beautiful alpine lake in Squamish, BC below Tricouni Peak
Alice Lake is a popular family park surrounded by towering mountains, dense forests, and grassy areas. Four freshwater lakes dominate the landscape, making this a great park for swimming and fishing. The trail around Alice Lake is a popular spot for evening strolls while more adventurous hikers, will enjoy the Four Lakes Trail. Hiking Four Lakes Trail is the most popular hiking trail in Alice Lake Provincial Park, it passes by four mountain lakes; Stump, Edith, Fawn and Alice. Hikers looking for a more expansive view can walk the DeBeck's Hill Trail which features views of the Squamish River and the Tantalus Range. Mountain Biking
VIEW TRIP TIDAL AND FRESHWATER FISHING LICENCES LEARN MORE Fishing in Squamish is available throughout the year for rainbow trout, bull trout and cutthroat trout. Salmon are present year-round in saltwater, and during the fall months in the Squamish River. Steelhead also return to the Squamish during spring months. Find mesmerizing, crystal-clear water surrounded by Dreadnought Peak ( 1,994 m) to the left, Watersprite Tower ( 1,810 m) straight across, and Martin Peak ( 1,877 m) to the right. Spend time resting at Watersprite Lake, snapping photos and just soaking in the view. When you're ready to make the hike back, retrace your steps back to your car.
Watersprite Lake Hike In Squamish, B.C. Outdoor Vancouver
Alice Lake Provincial Park is just north of Squamish and is a great place to spend the day swimming, paddling, picnicking, as well as hiking! There are many trails that wander around the lake and through the forest. The land here is mostly flat so the trails are all pretty easy and normally snow-free year-round. Brohm Lake Located just north of Squamish along Highway 99, Brohm Lake is nestled in some of the oldest forests in Squamish and offers a great place to spend the day in the water. There are lots of rock outcroppings, cliffs and even a couple of rope swings dotted around the lake.
