Living in the Sea to Sky Corridor

Where ocean, forest, mountains and community come together, from the edge of West Vancouver to the alpine valleys beyond Whistler.

Some places call you to visit. The Sea to Sky calls you to breathe deeper, live wider, and remember what home is supposed to feel like.

Sea to Sky on the map

Horseshoe Bay • Lions Bay • Furry Creek • Britannia Beach • Squamish • Brackendale • Garibaldi Highlands • Whistler • Pemberton

The Sea to Sky Corridor follows Highway 99 north from the edge of West Vancouver, tracing the coastline of Howe Sound before climbing into the mountain landscapes of Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton.

Along the way, the geography shifts beautifully. Horseshoe Bay feels like the gateway, with ferries, marinas and a classic coastal village atmosphere. Lions Bay and Furry Creek offer quieter waterfront and mountainside living. Britannia Beach brings history and Howe Sound character. Squamish marks the point where the corridor opens into a larger, fast-growing mountain town known for climbing, biking, trails and family life. Further north, Whistler and Pemberton bring alpine energy, resort living, farmland, lakes, and some of the most iconic outdoor recreation in Canada.

What makes the corridor so special is how connected it feels to both nature and community. The communities may be distinct, but they are tied together by the same dramatic landscape: ocean below, mountains above, and endless possibility in between.

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