Squamish Canada with Krysta Norwick

TrovaTrip will provide one transfer from Vancouver International Airport (YVR), between 1pm - 2pm. Please arrive by 2pm. The exact transfer time within this window will be finalized closer to your arrival, based on the flight details provided by travelers. If you arrive outside of the recommended flight times, you'll need to arrange your own transportation to meet the group at the campground. Please note, there is no parking available at the campground. If you are driving, we recommend parking your car at the airport and joining the included transfer.

Welcome dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night! While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Ahead of your White Water Rafting trip today, you'll take a 15 minute transfer to Shannon Fall Lookout. Here you'll take a short walk/hike to the falls with two amazing viewpoints. This stop will be your first introduction to the lush greenery of Pacific Northwest, and will provide some amazing opportunities. After your checking out the falls, you'll head to white water rafting. Distance: 0.7 miles / Elevation Gain: 170 feet / Duration: 30 minutes / Difficulty: Easy.

A picnic lunch is included before rafting. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Get ready for an exhilarating ride through Class III and IV rapids on the stunning turquoise waters of the Cheakamus River. Squamish is home to glacier-fed rivers like the Cheakamus and Elaho, so be prepared for very cold water, even during the height of summer. After the rafting adventure, you'll return to camp with a 30-minute transfer. [Operator's note: You'll be provided with a full farmer-john wetsuit, a wetsuit jacket, booties, a helmet, and a life jacket. Spray jackets are available upon request. The check-in location has restrooms and changing facilities. No prior rafting experience is required—just bring your sense of adventure!]

Dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night! While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Take a private transfer from Squamish to the Cheakamus Lake Trailhead.

The trail winds through an enchanting forest of towering ancient cedars. As you approach the lake, the sound of rushing water grows louder, and the vibrant blue of the Cheakamus River comes into view. The lake’s surface perfectly reflects the surrounding landscape, creating a breathtaking scene where it feels like you’re gazing into the heart of the wilderness. After taking in the stunning views, you’ll return to the campground. [Operator's note: To comply with Garibaldi Provincial Park regulations, the group will be split into two smaller groups with staggered start times.] Trail Type: Out and Back / Distance: 8.9 miles / Elevation: 1,318 feet / Duration: 5 - 6 hours / Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

A packed lunch is included on the hike. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night! While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Take a 45-minute transfer to Whistler before beginning your climb. Scale the granite cliffs and bluffs that offer stunning views over Howe Sound. With the guidance of a professional instructor and the use of specialized climbing equipment, you'll experience the thrill of reaching the top of Whistler Peak. This unique half-day adventure will take you along a spectacular route high above Whistler, where you'll be immersed in breathtaking scenery. You'll be provided with a helmet, harness, safety lanyard, and gloves (depending on conditions). [Disclaimer: The maximum weight limit is 260 lbs, and the maximum waist size for the harness is Men’s XL. No prior climbing experience is required.]

A packed lunch is included after the Via Ferrata. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night! While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

A packed lunch is included. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

After a quick 15-minute transfer, you'll kick off the day by tackling one of the most iconic rock formations in British Columbia—Stawamus Chief. This impressive granite monolith is one of the largest of its kind in the world. At the summit, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the Tantalus Range and the Sea to Sky Highway. Trail Type: Out and Back / Distance: 2.3 miles / Elevation: 1,755 feet / Duration: 2 - 3 hours / Difficulty: Moderate

Farewell dinner at a local restaurant is included. Your meal will be a 2-course meal with one non-alcoholic beverage included, subject to change. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

Still craving adventure? Take the optional 2-hour kayaking tour in Howe Sound, just a short 15-minute transfer away! Paddle through the pristine waters of this UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve, guided by a certified paddling expert. You'll be provided with a kayak, paddle, and life jacket, and wetsuit rentals are available for an additional cost. Since you'll be getting wet, we recommend wearing waterproof gear or bringing a waterproof bag to keep your belongings dry. [Please note: This activity requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate. The weight limit for kayaking is 220 lbs, and no prior experience is necessary.]

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea. While we’re happy to support many dietary needs, please be aware that vegan and gluten-free meals are more challenging for us to provide, and we cannot promise a meal preparation environment completely free of cross-contamination/all allergens. Specialized meals may involve additional costs or you may be required to bring/purchase your own foods to supplement meals. Please reach out to us if you have acute allergies/dietary needs.

TrovaTrip will provide one transfer to Vancouver International Airport (YVR) on the last day. Please book your flights after 2pm. The exact transfer time will be confirmed closer to departure, based on the flight details provided. Travelers with flights outside of the recommended timeframe will need to arrange their own transfer to the airport.