Murrin Provincial Park

Locals and out-of-towners alike have been flocking to Murrin Provincial Park since the 1960s for its easy-access lake swimming, picnicking, hiking, fishing, and rock climbing.

The 24-hectare park features a walking trail that takes you along the perimeter of Browning Lake, which is stocked regularly in the spring and fall with Rainbow Trout. Throughout the park, you’ll find hundreds of single-pitch sport and climbing routes for beginners up to high-caliber 5.13 test pieces.

The parking lot is also the access point for the Petgill Lake Trail, with the trailhead located just across the highway. This 11.5-kilometre trail takes you on a steep climb to Petgill Lake, offering incredible views of the Stawamus Chief, Howe Sound, and all of Squamish.


How to get here

Murrin Provincial Park is located approximately 10 minutes south of Squamish on the west side of the Sea to Sky Highway and is visible as you approach the area.
 

Useful Information

When

Year Round

Know Before You Go

Be sure to check the BC Parks website for the latest seasonal, trail and park updates

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Trails

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