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Garibaldi Provincial Park
Garibaldi Provincial Park is known for its natural beauty and hiking oppourtunities. It is the largest provincial park in the Whistler area, covering 194,650 hectares. Backcountry camping is permitted at various campsites throughout the park.
Address: Highway 99 Whistler BC Canada
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Stawamus Chief Provincial Park
Stawamus Chief Provincial Park is a 506 hectare park that was established in 1997 to protect the 700 m (2310 ft) granite cliffs that provide some of the world's best rock climbing. Rock climbing, hiking and nature viewing are all recommended activities while visiting the park. Stawamus Chief Provincial Park is also home to 63 campsites. It is located next to Shannon Falls Provincial Park.
Address: Highway 99 Squamish BC
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Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park
Located in the Squamish River watershed, Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park is a special place. Wintering bald eagles from along the Pacific coast congregate here annualy, creating a visual spectacle that attracts hundreds of people. In 1994, almost 4,000 eagles were counted in the park, a world-record concentration of the noble birds.
Address: . Brackendale BC Canada
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Alice Lake Provincial Park
Located near Squamish, this provincial park has four lakes, including Alice Lake, which has sandy beaches and warm waters to swim in. The park has several hiking trails, and is especially known for the number of bald eagles in residence. Camping facilities.
Address: Highway 99 (13km north of Squamish) Squamish BC
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Brandywine Falls Provincial Park
Hike to see the 70 m (230 ft) tall Brandywine Falls and Daisy Lake. This small park also has trails leading to the Cal Cheak supsension bridge, and 15 campsites.
Address: . 47 km north of Squamish BC
Send an Email 1 604 986-9371
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