Brohm Lake
A small forest lake beside the Sea-to-Sky Highway, with rock jumping platforms and a trail around the lake. In summer, it is where locals go to swim.
Brohm Lake lies beside Highway 99, about 14 kilometers north of Squamish. It is a clear little lake surrounded by forest, and visitors jump from the rocks along the shore. In summer, many people swim and paddleboard here. A network of trails totaling about 10 kilometers covers the area. A loop around the lake plus the Tantalus View spur takes about 2 hours and offers views of the Tantalus Range across the valley. Admission is free, and the parking lot is right beside the highway. Note: the water is cold and the depth varies, so check the depth before diving. Parking is tight on summer weekends.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Tantalus Lookout
- Alice Lake Provincial Park
- Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park
- West Coast Railway Heritage Park
- Smoke Bluffs Park
- Downtown Squamish (Cleveland Avenue)
- Squamish Spit & Estuary
- Stawamus Chief