This stop features Whistler, British Columbia, a world-renowned mountain resort town nestled in the Coast Mountains. Listeners will discover how Whistler transformed from a remote logging community into a premier destination for skiing, mountain biking, and the 2010 Winter Olympics.

This stop showcases Brandywine Falls, a breathtaking 70-metre waterfall cascading from volcanic cliffs into a deep canyon below. You'll hear the local legend behind its name and learn how ancient lava flows helped shape this dramatic landscape.

This stop highlights Mount Garibaldi, a striking stratovolcano that dominates the skyline with its glacier-capped peak. Listeners will learn how this dormant volcano holds both geological significance and deep cultural importance to the Indigenous Squamish people.

This stop features Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park, one of the best places in North America to view bald eagles in their natural habitat. Each winter, thousands of these majestic birds gather along the Squamish River, drawn by the spawning salmon.

This stop introduces Squamish, a vibrant community nestled between ocean and mountains, often called the "Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada." Listeners will discover its rich Indigenous heritage, dramatic natural scenery, and reputation as a haven for climbers, hikers, and kite surfers alike.

This stop features the Stawamus Chief, one of the largest granite monoliths in North America, towering dramatically above Squamish. You'll hear about its cultural significance to the Squamish Nation and why it's a world-renowned destination for climbers and hikers.

This stop offers a view of Shannon Falls, where water tumbles an impressive 335 metres down smooth granite cliffs, making it British Columbia’s third-highest waterfall. Travelers will hear about the geological forces that shaped the falls and their popularity as a scenic highlight along the Sea-to-Sky Highway.

This stop highlights Murrin Provincial Park, a hidden gem known for its serene lakeside setting and dramatic rock faces. Listeners will learn about the park’s popularity with rock climbers, its scenic loop trails, and its peaceful picnic spots tucked among towering evergreens.

This stop features Lions Bay, a small coastal village nestled between the mountains and Howe Sound. You'll hear how its breathtaking views, secluded beaches, and proximity to outdoor adventure have made it a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and commuters alike.

This stop highlights Cypress Provincial Park, a year-round alpine playground located just minutes from Vancouver. Listeners will discover its Olympic history, sweeping mountain views, and the wealth of hiking, skiing, and wildlife spotting opportunities it offers across its rugged terrain.