Vancouver to Whistler Private Self Guided Audio Tour

Welcome to the Sea to Sky highway audio tour from Vancouver to Whistler. This tour guides you on your drive from Vancouver to Whistler offering audio commentary about what lies beyond the highway, history, suggested stops, directions, interesting stories, and much more. Just sit back and enjoy the drive and commentary will automatically trigger based on your real time location. Learn about Howe Sound, Porteau Cove, the Squamish Chief, the Sea to Sky Gondola, Black Tusk, Whistler activites, and much more.

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   Sea to Sky Highway

   2 hours

   The Sea to Sky Highway offers one of the most scenic drives in the world, stretching from Vancouver to Whistler. This breathtaking route takes you along the Pacific coastline, with towering mountains on one side and dramatic ocean views on the other. Highlights include the Stawamus Chief, a massive granite cliff in Squamish, and the cascading Shannon Falls. Along the way, you’ll also pass through dense forests and fjords, making it a must-see for nature lovers and road trip enthusiasts.

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   Porteau

   15 min

   Porteau Cove is a scenic coastal stop along the Sea to Sky Highway, offering stunning views of Howe Sound. Located between Vancouver and Squamish, it's a great place to take a break during the drive. The park features a small beach, picnic areas, and a popular pier for spotting marine life or enjoying the sunset. It's also a known spot for scuba diving, with underwater artificial reefs and shipwrecks to explore.

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   Squamish

   Pass by

   Squamish, located along the Sea to Sky Highway, is a vibrant town known for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor adventures. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and waterways, it’s a haven for rock climbers, hikers, and nature lovers. The Stawamus Chief, one of the largest granite monoliths in the world, is a popular spot for climbers and offers breathtaking views. Squamish is also home to Shannon Falls and the Sea to Sky Gondola, making it a perfect stop for travelers looking to explore British Columbia's wilderness.

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   Brandywine Falls Provincial Park

   Pass by

   Brandywine Falls is a stunning 70-meter waterfall located in Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, just south of Whistler, British Columbia. The falls are easily accessible via a short, scenic walk through lush forest, offering breathtaking views from several vantage points. Known for its picturesque, horseshoe-shaped cascade, Brandywine Falls is a popular spot for nature lovers, photographers, and hikers.

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   Whistler

   Pass by

   Whistler is a world renowned resort town nestled in the Coast Mountains, famous for its year round outdoor activities. In winter, it’s a top destination for skiing and snowboarding, with two massive mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, offering over 8,000 acres of terrain. In the summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and golfing, along with the lively atmosphere of Whistler Village. With its stunning landscapes, luxury accommodations, and vibrant dining scene, Whistler is a must visit for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

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   Shannon Falls Provincial Park

   20 min

   Shannon Falls is one of British Columbia's tallest waterfalls, cascading 335 meters ,1,105 feet, down dramatic rock faces. Located just outside Squamish, this natural wonder is easily accessible from the Sea to Sky Highway. Surrounded by lush forest and hiking trails, it’s a perfect spot for a short walk or picnic. The roaring falls, especially powerful in spring and early summer, offer visitors an awe inspiring connection to the area's natural beauty.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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