Highway 99 conditions: Sea to Sky Highway closures and status
Live DriveBC events for Highway 99 between Horseshoe Bay and Pemberton, BC, plus what the road is, why it closes, and what to do when it does.
Live DriveBC events for Highway 99 between Horseshoe Bay and Pemberton, BC, plus what the road is, why it closes, and what to do when it does.
Closures, openings, council decisions. Tell The Sound. We check every tip before we publish.
Send a tipLive DriveBC events for Highway 99 between Horseshoe Bay and Pemberton, BC, plus what the road is, why it closes, and what to do when it does.
A last farmers' market in Pemberton, mushrooms and mountain films in Whistler, and open studios in Squamish, plus voting day on Saturday.
Thirteen places to eat and drink in Squamish, from riverside brunch in Brackendale to Business Park breweries and a waterfront lager hall, each checked against its own menu and hours.
Six places to spend a wet day on the corridor, from an old copper mill at Britannia Beach to a Whistler pool, with hours and prices checked against each venue's own site. Watch the November schedule changes.
Fall and winter hours (including the November maintenance shutdown), what tickets cost, the trails at the top, and the rules for hiking up with a dog.
The regional trail runs from the Squamish waterfront toward D'Arcy, but it isn't one smooth path. Here's what the official sources say about surfaces, highway sections, and this month's closure south of Pemberton.
A 70-metre waterfall, a platform on the canyon rim, and a short walk from the car. Here's what BC Parks says about access, the gate, the trails, and staying out of the canyon.
Tire rules, park gates, unmaintained trails and avalanche season all arrive between October and December. Here's who decides what, and where to check before you go. No live conditions here, just the rules and the right links.
Three peaks, 540 to 630 metres of climbing, and a parking lot that tows. Here's what BC Parks says about access, trails, conditions, and etiquette before you hike the Chief.
Signed sections of the Sea to Sky Highway now require winter tires on passenger vehicles and chains on heavy trucks. The province's map shows the corridor's season running to March 31.