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New tourist attraction opens in Squamish

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August 1, 2025 8:14am

A major new attraction is now open in Squamish.

Squamish Canyon is a 1.5-kilometre elevated boardwalk that offers a striking new way to explore the coastal rainforest, cutting through canyon cliffs and tracing the Mamquam River toward the base of Mamquam Falls.

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Built by Ridge North America, the team behind other high-profile tourism projects; Squamish Canyon brings together environmental storytelling, impressive infrastructure, and immersive forest design. Visitors will experience towering trees, dramatic geology, and interpretive features that highlight the ecological and cultural significance of the area.

“I wanted to inspire people and also create awareness of how to do it safely and with respect for the incredible lands and waters we have here,” said the Founder and Designer of Squamish Canyon. “Basically, I wanted to build the coolest tree fort ever in the canyons and forest behind my house.

The experience ends at the Forest Lounge, a gathering space surrounded by trees. It features a café, local artisan retail, a forest-themed play area for children, and plenty of quiet spots to relax or reflect.

“There is a children’s book I love called What Do You Do With an Idea?, and it talks about the power of an idea and finding your inner strength and pushing on no matter what anyone says. For me, this was an all-on-the-line idea and it’s unreal to see it so close to completion. It is a work of art that will allow people to experience the art of nature.”

CEO of Ridge North America, Paul Deutsch called the project “a bold addition to the Sea-to-Sky visitor experience.” “Squamish Canyon reflects the kind of projects we’re proud to bring to life— those that merge meaningful design with sustainability and lasting community value,” said Deutsch. “It’s a world-class experience rooted in the local landscape.”

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