Welcome to Squamish, the land of water, wind, rock and woods. Majestic landscapes, mountains, glaciers, rivers, waterfalls, and valleys make Squamish a natural playground. Eight Provincial Parks and two Forest Recreation sites have been created near Squamish to preserve this beauty.

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Known as the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada, Squamish provides excellent opportunities to mountain bike, hike, rock climb, windsurf, kayak and much more. There is an abundance of organizations within the community that allow for families to pursue these and many other recreational activities.

Squamish has a diverse economy. The two largest employers are Western Pulp, employing nearly 350 people and combining both the logging and sawmill operations; and Interfor employing over 245 people. Manufacturing and transportation are two other major resource industries.Squamish Terminals is is an active deep-sea port and BC Rail provides a direct link to their interior markets.

Tourism is growing rapidly- especially with the announcement that the 2010 Olympics will be held in Vancouver/Whistler .

Arts and Culture are very evident in Squamish with three galleries and currently at least fourteen theatre, singing and arts organizations.

Above all, Squamish has a very strong sense of community.

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Highway 99 Information

:: mySquamish.com
Community Website & Business Directory

:: District of Squamish

:: Squamish Chamber of Commerce