Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park

Went in early December when eagles swarm to feed off the salmon. You could see a dozen in one tree alone. Quite magnificent!Sunrise or around 230pm are best viewing times in early December I was told.Due to Covid-19, my rafting trip was cancelled, so I hiked up along the lush river bank just past Fergies cafe. Gorgeous scenic area with lots of moss, fishermen, eagles and vultures.Beautiful afternoon just walking along the river with mountains in the background. The cafe is a warm and pleasant follow up.

Always fun to stop in. Lots of bike trails and hiking. A few pubs near by as well.

Nice little trail to walk with a few areas of beaches good for sun tanning or just walking the dog and for them to swim. River can be quite high and fast flowing depending on the time of year but still really great views and and excellent place to sit and read a book. Popular for walking dogs off leash.

Holly!!! What a nature around this place!!! I am amazed ! Highly recommend this place to restore body and soul

We came here to fish off the Squamish River as the Chek and the Mamquam were closed this year due to drought conditions and low salmon run. The river was cold and fast and murky green coloured, but the day was sunny and hot and there was no one else fishing the sandbar today. I did some fly fishing and couldn’t land any but fought a bunch of good bites, and my kids landed a male and a female Pink salmon which were both so healthy looking! We returned them back to the river for their trip back to the spawning grounds, and it reinvigorated our efforts to keep trying. There is no shortage of walkable river’s edge up and down here and innumerable spots to fish from. We saw eagles and seals hunting for the same fish we came for. Such a wonderful day and everywhere you look is nature. These are the places that make you glad to live and play in Beautiful British Columbia.

Great time of year ( November to January ) to view the eagles migrating here for the salmon run

Extremely underrated park with lots of eagles flying around and easy access. It’s very nice and quiet early in the morning but gets busy later in the day.

Very easy and well-maintained hike, you go along the river and then go through the forest and be on the shore of the Squamish River

I've been there many times, but I have never seen a large group of eagle gathering. It's a bit disappointing, but the hiking there is much fun, and scenery was amazing. I heard the eagles only appear if there is a large amount of died salmon. But the times we went there were only 1 or 2 eagles. Hopefully we will have better luck next time.