• British Columbia - Discover the highlights of the Sea to Sky Highway Driving Tour. This self-guided adventure offers 28 audio points of interest, including the stunning Shannon Falls, the picturesque Sea to Sky Gondola, the majestic granite cliffs of Stawamus Chief, the renowned alpine slopes of Whistler Mountain, and much more.

• Iron Workers Memorial Bridge - Begin your journey from Vancouver by heading north on Highway 1 over the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge. The route seamlessly transitions into Highway 99, leading you all the way to Whistler.

• North Vancouver - Drive through the Northshore area, encompassing the districts of West & North Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains.

• Strait of Georgia - This 240-kilometer-long waterway is part of the Salish Sea, separating Vancouver Island from the mainland. Learn more about the Georgia Strait’s other names.

• Cypress Mountain - Discover why the name ‘Cypress Mountain’ is used, even though neither of the two mountains are named Cypress.

• Cypress Provincial Park - If time permits, explore the incredible trails of Cypress Provincial Park. The trail system includes sections of the Baden Powell Trail in the north and the Howe Sound Crest Trail in the south. On a clear day, the views are breathtaking.

• Sea To Sky Auto - As you travel along Highway 99, it’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about it.

• Lions Bay - Hear about the Lions Bay Volunteer Search and Rescue Team, established after a series of landslides in the early 1980s.

• Porteau Cove Road Lookout - A quick stop at the Porteau Cove Road Lookout, just off the highway, offers a bird’s eye view of the next point of interest.

• Anvil Island - Discover how Anvil Island got its name on June 14th, 1792, when Captain George Vancouver documented it in his journal.

• Howe Sound - ‘Howe Sound’ is a roughly triangular sound that connects a network of fjords, boasting the title of North America’s southernmost fjord. Learn the differences between a Fjord, Sound, and Bight.

• Britannia Mine Museum - Look for a large white building on the mountain side with a Britannia Mine Museum sign. Discover its history and consider it a great stop if time allows.

• Murrin Provincial Park - Murrin Provincial Park is an ideal pit stop with ample parking and public washrooms. The Murrin Park Loop Trail is also known for a pictograph, which will be explained.

• Watts Point volcanic centre - This point of interest is like a Russian doll, with layers to uncover. Learn more about it!

• Shannon Falls Viewpoint - Discover Shannon Falls’ claim to fame. If you love waterfalls, this is a must-see.

• Sea to Sky Gondola - For an adrenaline rush, this Point of Interest is perfect!

• Stawamus Chief - Learn about Stawamus Chief Mountain and the origin of its name.

• Squamish - Known as the “Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada,” Squamish is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Discover its history.

• Squamish Spit & Estuary - Uncover the fascinating history of the berm and rail spur line built on the estuary’s western and eastern sides and how it has evolved.

• Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park - Find out why this park is one of North America’s most significant wintering areas for bald eagles.

• Tantalus Lookout - Visit Tantalus Lookout for another stunning viewpoint of the “tantalizing” mountains.

• Mount Garibaldi - Learn about the important role Mount Garibaldi played in the oral history of the Squamish First Nations, including one of their stories.

• Brandywine Falls Provincial Park - Discover this spectacular natural feature. A short 15-minute walk leads to a viewing platform perched high on a volcanic escarpment.

• Whistler Mountain - Learn what “Whistler Mountain” was previously called and why the name changed. Find out what it’s named after now.

• Whistler Olympic Park - Discover how the games organizing committee’s efforts to ensure snow for the opening day could have been an Olympic event itself!

• Alta Creek - Officially known as ‘Alta Creek’, but it’s more commonly referred to by its more idyllic and fun-to-sing name!

• Whistler - Whistler’s origins trace back to a British Royal Navy survey in the 1860s. Learn about its history and current status.

• No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour
• Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle
• Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on Tripvia Tours mobile app
• No signal required or data used during tour
• Good mobile or WiFi connection needed for the initial download

• Smartphone or tablet
• Transportation (use your own vehicle)
• Attraction tickets
• **Recommended attractions may be closed/inaccessible due to season or reasons beyond our control.

Embark on a journey along the Sea to Sky Highway between Vancouver and Whistler, renowned as one of the most breathtaking drives globally! The tour offers the same remarkable experience in both directions.

Discover the majestic mountains that rise above and learn about the pioneering explorers who first encountered them. Experience the natural splendor of Murrin and Garibaldi Provincial Parks. Make stops at Brandywine Falls, Squamish, and the Stawamus Chief Mountains. Gain insights into Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park, the River of Golden Dreams, and much more!

Enjoy the flexibility to pause and explore at your own pace, with no time restrictions. The tour guide commentary will automatically play as you drive, utilizing an easy-to-use live GPS map. No data is required during the tour.

This audio guide will keep your group entertained and engaged throughout the journey. Each point of interest includes an enjoyable multiple-choice trivia question about the attractions.

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