BC recreation sites / Sea to Sky

Canada Recreation site Closure notice

Hideaway Recreation Site

Near Squamish, British Columbia, Canada

Notice from Recreation Sites and Trails BC:

Public Notice: Recreation Site Closure ? Hideaway Squamish

Effective August 28, 2022, at 09:00, access to the Squamish Hideaway Recreation Site via the Squamish River Forest Service Road at Mud Creek (21 km) will be closed.

Access Restrictions: No vehicle traffic will be permitted beyond the closure point.

Who runs this site

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About Hideaway

Located at about 26.5km on the left side (East) Squamish River Forest Service Road, west side of the Squamish River. Rough road into site, need high clearance. Beware of changes in the river.
This is a culturally significant area for the Squamish Nation people. No tree cutting, no digging or building of any structures. This is a rustic campsite with no amenities. Please pack out all that you pack in, leave no trace. Many tent and vehicle camping spots available throughout site.

Type
Recreation site
Campsites
No numbered campsites listed
Upkeep
User maintained (pack out what you bring in)
Access
Road: 2 Wheel Drive; Trail: Non-Motorized
Nearest town
Squamish, British Columbia
District
Sea to Sky (Recreation Sites and Trails BC)
Established
1980
Location
50.10572, -123.3747
Site ID
REC0266

Activities

Facilities

Getting there

From Squamish, drive North on HWY 99, turn left onto the Squamish Valley Road, across from the Alice Lake turn off. Travel for several kilometers on this road, staying left after the bridge over the Cheakamus River. The pavement ends after the horse ranch with a big red barn. Continue on the dirt road until you get to 26.5km, turn left into the site. Keep your headlights on while travelling on any Forest Service Road, and drive with caution, except to encounter large industrial vehicles.

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Official page at Recreation Sites and Trails BC

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