Vyhliadky v Squamish

Scenic Viewpoints & Peaks

Squamish is defined by its dramatic topography between Howe Sound and the Coast Mountains. This collection features prominent granite summits like the Stawamus Chief's highest peak and accessible roadside overlooks along the Sea to Sky Highway. Notable sites include the 335-meter Shannon Falls and various vantage points offering clear views of the glaciated Tantalus Range, the Squamish River Valley, and the volcanic formations within the Cheakamus Canyon region.

Tantalus Lookout

Roadside pull-off on the Sea to Sky Highway providing a direct view of the glaciated peaks within the Tantalus Range.

Duncan Rawlinson / CC BY 2.0

Stawamus Chief 3rd Peak

The highest of the three granite summits at 702 meters, offering panoramic views of Mount Garibaldi and the Squamish Valley.

Penny / CC-BY-SA

Tantalus Range Lookout

Highway vantage point overlooking the jagged peaks of Tantalus Provincial Park and the Squamish River below.

Shannon Falls

British Columbia's third-highest waterfall, which drops 335 meters over a series of granite cliffs.

Chief Overlook Viewpoint

A cantilevered viewing platform accessible via the Sea to Sky Gondola, providing views of the Stawamus Chief's north face.

The Castle

The Castle is a lava spine located west of Squamish in southwestern British Columbia, Canada.

Fawn Lake Viewpoint

Elevated vantage point within the Brohm Lake Interpretive Forest trail system.

Tantalus Ridge Viewpoint (Cheakamus Looptrail)

Located on the Cheakamus Loop trail, this site overlooks the Cheakamus River canyon and the Tantalus Range.

Squamish Valley Viewpoint

Vantage point offering views across the Squamish River delta toward the town and surrounding mountain ranges.