Crown Land in the Sea to Sky corridor
The Sea to Sky corridor follows Highway 99 from Horseshoe Bay up Howe Sound to Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton, and this page is anchored on Whistler. Garibaldi Park, 188,667 ha of glaciers and alpine lakes, borders the valley to the east, and Blackcomb Glacier Park (6 km), Brandywine Falls Park (14 km), Callaghan Lake Park (21 km) and Nairn Falls Park (21 km) are all close. Cal-Cheak, with 63 sites about 12 km south, is the only recreation site campground within 25 km, but 14 lie within 50 km, including Owl Creek near Pemberton and four sites on Lillooet Lake (Strawberry Point, Driftwood Bay, Lizzie Bay and Twin One Creek) about 35 km out. Joffre Lakes Park is about 43 km away up the Duffey Lake Road. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.
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