Who Takes Care of Squamish’s Trails, Parks, Waterways & Outdoor Spaces?

Responsible for well-loved provincial parks like Shannon Falls, Stawamus Chief, Murrin, Porteau Cove, and Alice Lake, focusing on maintenance, facilities, and conservation.

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Looks after local parks and trails like Smoke Bluffs Park, Sp’akw'us Feather Park, and Brennan Park, keeping them in top shape for both locals and visitors.

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Oversees recreation sites and backcountry trails across the province, including local favourites like Brohm and Cat Lakes.

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Helps protect native plants and wildlife by managing invasive species and offering volunteer opportunities to get involved.

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Advocates for climbers, ensuring climbing access is safe, sustainable, and protected, while working to maintain key climbing areas.

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Manages regional trails and parks, including the iconic Sea to Sky Trail, while supporting long-term recreation planning.

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The traditional stewards of this land, Squamish Nation plays a vital role in land management and cultural preservation.

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Helps maintain Squamish’s world-class mountain biking trails, working closely with land managers and local partners.

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Works to keep the Squamish River and surrounding ecosystems healthy through restoration projects and community education.

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A volunteer-powered group focused on building, maintaining, and advocating for Squamish’s network of multi-use trails.

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Promotes safe, responsible watersports, supporting education, access, and stewardship of Squamish’s waterways.

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Protects the Átl’ka7tsem / Howe Sound Biosphere by bringing together communities, Indigenous partners, and local groups to care for this special region.

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