Squamish Estuary

Visitors can see a variety of bird species, including bald eagles, herons, and waterfowl, as well as occasional sightings of bears, deer, and marine mammals.

Yes, there are well-maintained walking trails that offer scenic views of the estuary and surrounding mountains.

No, admission to the estuary is free for all visitors.

Dogs are not allowed in the estuary to protect the wildlife and preserve the natural habitat.

Yes, there are designated picnic areas where visitors can enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.

The estuary has accessible trails and facilities to accommodate visitors with disabilities.

The spring and fall seasons offer the best opportunities for birdwatching and enjoying pleasant weather.

Fishing is not permitted within the estuary to protect the wildlife and ecosystem.

The estuary offers interpretive programs and guided tours to educate visitors about the local ecology and conservation efforts.

Yes, there is a visitor center with information about the estuary's flora, fauna, and conservation initiatives.