For those lucky enough to call Squamish (or the Sea-to-Sky corridor home, the local zone is home to some stellar trail running and touring in winter. Stats MetricSea to Sky Gondola Base to Summit LodgeTrailhead30m (98.5 feet)Summit880m (2887 feet)Distance, one way3 kilometers (1.86 miles)Vertical gain921m (3021 feet)Average grade, whole climb29%Descent optionsDownload S2SGDescend S2SG Access RoadReverse…
Leg Burners—Evac Route (Squamish, BC)
Sea to Sky Gondola Evac Route (The Climb /Skatshn)
Proper (and lush) mountain running in the Sea-to-Sky zone.) Photo: Eric Carter
Latest Features
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Boris Langenstein on the first ski descent of India’s Meru Central. Photo: Tiphaine Duperier
A First Descent on India’s Meru Central
Tiphaine Dupérier and Boris Langenstein pull off another small-scale big-mountain descent.
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Ryan Griffiths, somewhere cold. Photo: Aidan Whitelaw
The High Route Podcast
The Progression Episode with Ryan Griffiths
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Teton shadows extending toward the Gros Ventre.
Public Lands and the Touring Scene
A look at proposed rule changes in the public lands space that could affect the touring scene.
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