Squamish Tours

Enjoy hair-raising adventure in the wilds of Canada on this 5.5-hour Elaho River white-water rafting adventure from Squamish. Hop aboard your bus and travel to the banks of the Elaho River, deep in the mighty Squamish Valley. Then, pull on your safety gear, grab your paddle and take to the waves. Challenge yourself against the river’s winding twists and turns as your guide navigates you through the choppy class III-IV rapids. During your 3-hour descent, explore British Columbia’s breathtaking wilderness and watch the riverbanks for native bears, beavers and deer.

From October through April join a small group, limited to 15, for a half-day wildlife excursion and scenic float on the Squamish River. Prime eagle-viewing season runs November–February, while shoulder seasons offer sightings of elk, bear, deer, waterfowl, and the occasional cougar. Marvel at snow-dusted Stawamus Chief Mountain, spring-melt waterfalls, the old-growth forests. Lunch, warm beverages, and a professional photographer make it a truly unique experience.

Experience the best of the rugged Canadian wilderness and indulge your sense of adventure on this 3-hour Squamish and Cheakamus River white-water rafting trip. Following a full safety briefing, pull on your helmet and safety gear, grab your paddle and hop aboard your raft. Then, challenge yourself against the swirling rapids of the mighty Cheakamus River with your guide. During your 1.5-hour descent, paddle hard through the winding turns of the class I and II rapids, and keep an eye on the riverbanks for native bears, beavers, deer and eagles.

Get an adrenaline rush as you crash through the rapids on a whitewater rafting trip. This tour from Whistler or Squamish is an exhilarating full day adventure. Raft a class 3-4 river in an unspoiled wilderness setting through the Squamish Valley. Enjoy exciting rapids, towering waterfalls, lush rainforest, and a delicious barbecue lunch. No prior experience is necessary; professional guides support you every step of the way.

Spend a leisurely evening floating on the Lower Squamish River with this gentle adventure. The small rapids you encounter may give a few splashes, but you and your family or group will be having too much fun to care. Take in the unmatched beauty of the British Columbia landscape and revel in the colors of the sunset in the Coastal Mountains.

Rope Runner Aerial Park features a one of a kind 4 level ropes course that stands 18M high (60’) with 50 exciting elements, rated from green to black. Elements includes things such as cargo nets, climbing walls, slack line, suspended bridges, monkey bar and even a suspended kayak and snowmobile! The park also features a free fall jump and a vertical climb for the thrill seeker. Climbers choose their own path, go at their own pace and create their unique adventure. No set courses to follow. No climbing experience required. Adventurers are secured and safe with a full body harness and smart link safety system. Come try something different, challenge yourself and push your limits in a unique, adrenaline filed, fun and safe aerial environment. Bring your friends or your family and explore our park together. Our climbing session are about 2 hours so you can combine this with another activity and we are located only an hour away from downtown Vancouver. Online booking is advised.

The Cheakamus River winds through some of Squamish’s most beautiful wilderness terrain, and the powerful currents offer the perfect conditions for white-water rafting. On this tour, navigate the swirling twists and turns by raft with your guide at the helm, and experience wet and wild thrills and spills in the Canadian countryside. Your morning or afternoon tour includes all equipment plus round-trip travel from central Whistler.

Eagles as far as the eye can see! Join our local guides at an exclusive location near Squamish on this interpretive Eagle tour. Let them guide you along the riverside to see Eagle, Salmon, ancient forest and more! Witness these natural phenomena in one of the most spectacular locations in the Sea to Sky Corridor, with incredible views of the river and surrounding mountains. Suitable for families, children and seniors. The perfect activity for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Marvel at Canada’s breathtaking wilderness from the air on this 50-minute Whistler backcountry flightseeing tour. Hop aboard your plane in Squamish and take your seat by the window. Then, as the engine roars to life, take to the skies and soar over the beautiful Garibaldi Provincial Park. Admire spectacular landscapes of shimmering lakes, winding rivers and dense forests as your pilot explains the region’s dramatic glacial geology. See soaring cliffs and peaks alongside unique volcanic formations, and take in top sites including Garibaldi Lake and Black Tusk Mountain.

Enjoy bird’s-eye views over the rugged Canadian wilderness on this 35-minute Squamish Valley flightseeing tour. Take to the skies with your pilot and watch as the rolling terrain of the Squamish Valley unfolds before you. Marvel at gigantic glaciers, shimmering alpine lakes, snow-capped peaks and plunging valleys across the Tantalus, Alpha, Ossa and Omega mountain ranges. Soar high over the breathtaking Garibaldi Provincial Park, nestled in the hills between Squamish and Whistler. With your headphones on, listen as your pilot sheds light on the region’s fascination geology.

With this half-day mountain bike hire, explore British Columbia on-road and off-road without any rigid schedules. Ride around the mountains, forests, and valleys, exploring parts of the state that you simply can’t get to with a rental car, on mountain bikes designed in British Columbia and tested on British Columbia tracks. Tackle any of the region’s thrilling mountain bike tracks and get closer to nature than the road allows.

Experience the wilderness and natural beauty of the Cost Mountain Range as you paddle down the Elaho River in Squamish, BC, during this full-day, guided, white-water rafting tour over class III and IV rapids. Gear up and climb aboard your raft with your guide and set off to see the forests, waterfalls, glaciers, and wild animals that call this place home.

Conquer the rapids on this white-water rafting trip along the Elaho River in Squamish Valley. After arriving at your starting point, you’ll learn the rafting rules, techniques, and safety procedures in order to navigate the Class III and IV rapids. Along the roughly 13 miles (20 kilometers) journey through British Columbia wilderness, see old-growth forests, dormant volcanoes, glaciers, and waterfalls, as well as possibly spot local wildlife.

Explore British Columbia’s rugged wilderness on this 2-day camping and river-rafting trip in Squamish. Pull on your safety gear and paddle through the Elaho River’s class III and IV rapids with your guide. Navigate wild twists and turns through Canada’s Coast Mountain range. As the sun sets and night starts to fall, pitch camp by the fireside and fall asleep under the stars. Next morning, awake to coffee and pancakes, then pack your camping kit back into your raft and paddle onward to the end of your rafting adventure.

With sheer cliff faces and spectacular countryside scenery, Squamish offers the perfect landscapes and conditions for rock-climbing—with routes suitable for all levels of climber. On this exciting and challenging tour, tackle a range of climbs pitched to your ability with your guide, and embrace outdoor adventure in the Canadian wilderness—with all climbing and safety equipment included.

Learn to mountain bike with your own private guide on this tour in Squamish. You don't have to worry about keeping up with a group or being left behind; a dedicated guide ensures you can move at your own pace. Walk away with a mastery of the sport's fundamental skills and some confidence for your next adventure.

Valley Fishing Guides has offered guided fly fishing trips in the Squamish and Whistler area for over 20 years. We offer fly fishing for wild rainbow trout, bull trout, cutthroat trout, salmon and steelhead. Mid to late September the coho salmon will begin to return to our system followed by the chum in late October and November. Certifications & Safety Training Tourism Certified Professional - FWG : emerit Professionally Certified Freshwater Angling Guide Transport Canada Certified with Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) and MED A3, Radio Operators Certificate - Maritime Federation of Fly Fishers CI Certified Casting Instructor First Aid: OEC & Wilderness First Responder & WFA CPR & AED Swiftwater Rescue Technician I Class 4 Driver's Licence (Commercial) World Fly Fishing Championships (3 times) Equipment: Only the best in fly fishing equipment is provided on their trips including: waders (SIMMS), Boots (Simms), Rods and Reels (SAGE) are provided on all trips.

Rent a mountain bike in Squamish to explore cross-country trails, single track, pump tracks, and more—there are more than 125 miles (201 km.) of Squamish mountain bike trails to choose from. With an available fleet of rental mountain bikes that range from extra small to extra large, you can select a bike that’s tailored to your size and riding style with premium perks such as dropper posts and hydraulic disk brakes.

Valley Fishing Guides has offered guided fly fishing trips in the Squamish and Whistler area for over 20 years. We offer fly fishing for wild rainbow trout, bull trout, cutthroat trout, salmon and steelhead. Mid to late September the coho salmon will begin to return to our system followed by the chum in late October and November. Certifications & Safety Training Tourism Certified Professional - FWG : emerit Professionally Certified Freshwater Angling Guide Transport Canada Certified with Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) and MED A3, Radio Operators Certificate - Maritime Federation of Fly Fishers CI Certified Casting Instructor First Aid: OEC & Wilderness First Responder & WFA CPR & AED Swiftwater Rescue Technician I Class 4 Driver's Licence (Commercial) World Fly Fishing Championships (3 times) Equipment: Only the best in fly fishing equipment is provided on their trips including: waders (SIMMS), Boots (Simms), Rods and Reels (SAGE) are provided on all trips.

A gentle three hour tour of the Squamish Harbour and Estuary, exploring the ecology and waterways of this unique and beautiful environment. Estuary ecosystems are comprised of salt marshes, mudflats, rocky intertidal shore, sea grass beds, tidal streams, and barrier beach habitats. The diversity of habitats found in estuaries, combined with the constant mixing of salt and fresh water produces a highly productive environment that is home to a great abundance of flora and fauna. When an abundance of organisms interact in an ecosystem, this area is said to be a hotspot for biodiversity. It is not out of the ordinary to encounter loons, blue herons, otters, harbour seals, bald eagles, and belted kingfishers. The tours are in sheltered waters using stable single or double kayaks or SUPs, no experience necessary! All equipment is included.

Valley Fishing Guides has offered guided fly fishing trips for salmon, trout, steelhead and char in the Squamish and Whistler area for over 20 years. Beginner through advanced anglers are welcome to try the half day or full day trips where fly casting and fishing techniques are covered on lakes or rivers. All trips are catch and release! Certifications & Safety Training Tourism Certified Professional - FWG : emerit Professionally Certified Freshwater Angling Guide Transport Canada Certified with Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) and MED A3, Radio Operators Certificate - Maritime Federation of Fly Fishers CI Certified Casting Instructor First Aid: OEC & Wilderness First Responder & WFA CPR & AED Swiftwater Rescue Technician I Class 4 Driver's Licence (Commercial) World Fly Fishing Championships (3 times) Equipment: Only the best in fly fishing equipment is provided on their trips including: waders (SIMMS), Boots (Simms), Rods and Reels (SAGE) are provided on all trips.

Cross-Country Mountain Bike or E-Mountain Bike Tour. This half-day trip is fully customized to your skill level and geared towards what you want to get out of this day. Our guides are experts of our local trails and know exactly where to take you to get the best snap-shot of our amazing trail network. Bring your own bike or take advantage of our Full suspension Mountain Bikes or E-Mountain Bikes available to rent at a discounted price (exclusive to guided tour participants).

Valley Fishing Guides has offered guided fly fishing trips in the Squamish and Whistler area for over 20 years. We offer fly fishing for wild rainbow trout, bull trout, cutthroat trout, salmon and steelhead. Mid to late September the coho salmon will begin to return to our system followed by the chum in late October and November. Certifications & Safety Training Tourism Certified Professional - FWG : emerit Professionally Certified Freshwater Angling Guide Transport Canada Certified with Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) and MED A3, Radio Operators Certificate - Maritime Federation of Fly Fishers CI Certified Casting Instructor First Aid: OEC & Wilderness First Responder & WFA CPR & AED Swiftwater Rescue Technician I Class 4 Driver's Licence (Commercial) World Fly Fishing Championships (3 times) Equipment: Only the best in fly fishing equipment is provided on their trips including: waders (SIMMS), Boots (Simms), Rods and Reels (SAGE) are provided on all trips.

Prepare yourself for an adventure that balances the thrill of sailing Howe Sound's legendary winds with the breathtaking views of the Coastal and Tantalus mountain ranges. We will depart from the docks in Squamish (about 40 minutes north of Vancouver on the highway to Whistler) and raise the sails as we pass beneath the legendary Stawamus Chief granite monolith and Shannon Falls. Regardless of expertise or ability, you will learn about sailing and experience unbounded excitement as the wind fills our sails and accelerates our 40' sailboat across the waters of Canada's southernmost fjord. Take a turn at the helm or grind a winch to trim sails - the more involved you become, the more fun you will have. We will explore the northern section of the Howe Sound fjord and promise many photo opportunities that will stand amongst the highlights of your trip. With a little luck, we may even sight a pod of dolphins or Orcas! Welcome aboard - let's have some fun.