Stawamus Chief Provincial Park

Absolutely ridiculously amazing views. The scramble at the end was the most fun and not too dangerous tbh.

A place that would take you your whole life to explore. So many activities to do. Climbing, bouldering, hiking, biking, you name it!! Also here there is a great sense of community.

Exceptional hiking spot that is hardly spoiled by all those hikers that have been here for years, which tells a lot about the level of maintenance here. It is good even for beginners like me, or those that have never been to a gym, again, like me... It will take some time to scale all the way up the mountain, but it will be worth it! Do give it a shot if you are staying around the area, though it may be worth it to rent a car to go there as well.

Awesome to visit and see. The gondola ride is incredible, fantastic scenery and views both going up and coming down. The food in the restaurant at the top is very good, fair prices, friendly staff. The views from the observation deck around the gondola station at the top are breathtaking. The suspension bridge is one of the best features at the top.

This is a challenging hike in Squamish. Prepare for a natural stair master if you’re looking to take on this hike. The peaks are all really a site to see but you are going to be on all fours at one point. Thankfully you will have some assistance, there are chains that you can grab on to to get to the peak. I would advise anyone to be careful as the peaks do not exactly easy to access. There is cation to be used but it has been done by many so it’s not too dangerous. There are many people on the hike and everyone is friendly enough to give you any recommendation or guide. There are also camp grounds at the entrance of the hike so you can also set up camp here.

It’s tough hike but if you can make it, would be unique experience.

This is an extremely challenging hike for someone like myself visiting out of town from Ontario who's not used to mountainous terrain. I imagine this would be slightly easier in drier weather but unfortunately it was raining when I went. Had to crawl on my hands and knees to reach the top of the first peak and my palms were sore from constantly slipping and sliding on wet rock. Descending is very hard on the knees, especially the long portion with the stairs. Nonetheless, the views were absolutely breathtaking with the fog and mist. There's also some viewpoints along the way with spectacular forest views.

Did the First Peak hike and side trail to Shannon Falls. The initial stairs for the peaks trail were very challenging but once on the dirt trail component the hike was rough but fun.Note there are some chains and ladders for accessibility shortly before the summit.

Went hiking up to second peak. It was exhilarating. There was a variety of hiking obstacles (stairs, rocks, soil, trees, chains, ladders, and more rocks!). Definitely intermediate level hiking requiring a bit of stamina and strength, but considering all the kids we saw along the way it could almost be considered family friendly as long as you give yourself ample time and pace yourself! It takes 4-5 hours round trip with scenic breaks unless you know what you're doing!

Absolutely amazing hike. If you’re short on time, you can only do the first peak as it is the best view and experience. Also go early, start no later than 8am in order to avoid crowding.