Murrin Provincial Park
A small lakeside park beside the Sea-to-Sky Highway. You can swim and picnic at Browning Lake, take a short trail to a rock summit for views of Howe Sound, and it is also a popular climbing spot.
Murrin Provincial Park lies about 5 kilometers south of downtown Squamish, beside Highway 99. Its core is the small Browning Lake, which has picnic tables and restrooms. In summer, locals often come to swim and fish. Across the lake, the Peace Trail (also called Jurassic Ridge) takes about 30 to 45 minutes to climb to a rock summit, with outstanding views of Howe Sound and the Sea-to-Sky Highway. The park's rock walls are also densely packed with climbing routes. Entry is free, but parking is limited. It is a good stop on the way to Shannon Falls or Britannia Beach.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Britannia Mine Museum
- Shannon Falls
- Squamish Spit & Estuary
- Sea to Sky Gondola
- Stawamus Chief
- Downtown Squamish (Cleveland Avenue)
- Porteau Cove Provincial Park
- Smoke Bluffs Park