- LIVE at Squamish Music Festival(2 days)
- Steamfest(9 days)
- 16th Annual Brackendale Fall Fair(9 days)
- Cheakamus Challenge(16 days)
- Royal Hudson Classic Steam Excursion(30 days)
2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games
The eyes of the world will be focused on British Columbia in 2010 when Vancouver and Whistler host the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Be a part of the biggest celebration in Sea-to-Sky history:
2010 Olympic Winter Games: February 12-28
2010 Paralympic Winter Games: March 12-21
Ideally located midway between the Host City and Host Mountain Resort, Squamish offers the perfect home base for your access to 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games events and venues.
Squamish Paralympic Torch Relay Community Celebration
Tourism British Columbia Field reporter Ivan Hughes' story of the Paralympic torch relay that came through Squamish, BC on Sunday, March 7 bringing with it stories of inspiration, determination and resolve. The flame was lit by members of the Squamish Nation and then brought by canoe across the water to the downtown celebration. The Paralympic torch was ignited and then brought through the streets by individuals each having a personal story of overcoming obstacles and finding inspiration.
More information about the 2010 Paralympic Torch Relay
Right In The Middle Of It All
As host of the 2010 Winter Games Sea to Sky Volunteer Centre, Squamish proudly serves as the primary regional hub for recruitment, deployment and training of volunteers for the Games. Just minutes from most venues, Squamish will be bursting with action and activity in 2010. And as the “Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada”, Squamish offers a wide range of outdoor adventure activities and family-friendly recreation for those moments when you’re not cheering on the world’s best.
Download the Spirit of Squamish Guide to the 2010 Games to find out what's happening, where to celebrate, what to see and do, and more!
The Spirit of 2010
Squamish Athletes and Volunteers at the Olympic Games
Seven local athletes are representing Squamish and Canada during the 2010 Winter Games. Go Squamish Go!
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Maëlle Ricker - Snowboard Cross Mike Robertson (former resident) - Snowboard Cross Matt Hallat - Paralympic Alpine Skiing Davey Barr - Ski Cross Samuel Edney - Luge Rob Fagan - Snowboard Cross Justin Lamoureux - Halfpipe - Megan Tandy - Biathlon - |
Squamish Medal Count
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Spectator Tickets
Tickets for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games are now on sale through official auction and the Fan-to-fan Marketplace at Vancouver2010.com. Tickets can also be purchased in person in Whistler at the Main Ticket Centre (Whistler Medals Plaza) and in Vancouver at Robson Square for most events.
Spectator Information
Visit the comprehensive 2010 Olympics Spectator Guide website for Olympic Visitor FAQ's as well as up to date Venue, Transportation, and Accommodation information.
Transportation to Squamish
Getting to Squamish is simpler than ever with the recent completion of the Sea to Sky Highway improvement project.
For current information on road conditions for The Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99), visit the Drive BC website.
Parking in Squamish
Public parking is available in the Squamish Adventure Centre lot at a cost of $10/day.
Accommodation
Now is the time to start planning if you want to be front-and-centre for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Visit 2010destinationplanner.com or call 604-815-5084 or 1-877-815-5084 toll free (Canada/United States) to speak to a Tourism Squamish booking agent.
For accommodation between February to April 2010, during the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, you must book your accommodation directly with the properties.
