Walking is a healthy and enjoyable way to get around Squamish. Walking not only reduces pollution and greenhouse gases, but it also increases health and fitness, community connectedness, and even retail sales! Through the Active Transportation Plan, The District of Squamish has outlined priority pedestrian infrastructure to make walking safer and more accessible. If you have a sidewalk maintenance concern, contact Operations by phone (604.815.6868 or 604.815.4040) or use the online comment form.
Squamish is home to a vast network of trails for people of all abilities. You can find out more information about using trails here.
It is important to be aware of other users when on the trails. Here are some courtesy tips to help everyone share the space.
Humans are not the only users of Squamish trails. Follow these tips to avoid wildlife encounters and stay safe:
If you encounter a bear:
If you encounter a coyote or cougar:
For more information, please contact Wildlife Education & Coordination Services at wildlife@squamish.ca or 604.815.5066.
Resources:
Please report all wildlife interactions to the RAPP line: 1.877.952.RAPP (7277) or #7277 on the Telus Network.
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