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   Why is Squamish a great place to live?

   • Steeped in Indigenous culture and influenced by settler industries like mining, logging, and farming, the land and community of Squamish has been shaped by many generations of people with diverse backgrounds and lived experiences.

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   Where is Squamish located?

   • Located at the end of a dramatic fjord, Squamish is at the confluence of the vibrant turquoise waters of Howe Sound and the rugged Coast Mountain range. We’re a 1.5-hour drive from Vancouver International Airport (YVR), nestled between Vancouver and Whistler along the stunning Sea to Sky Highway.

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   What is Squamish culture?

   • Our rich history spans millennia, evidenced by an archaeological site dating back 8,600 years. Our oral traditions narrate the emergence of the Squamish People in our lands. Sḵwx̱wú7mesh culture is a tapestry influenced by our land and water, and woven by generations of our people.

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   What does Squamish mean?

   • Squamish is an English adaptation of the Indigenous word, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh. Loosely translated, it means “Mother of the Wind” and “people of the sacred water”. The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) have lived and thrived here for many thousands of years, forging a resilient culture and powerful connection to the lands and waters.

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   Why should you visit Squamish mountain?

   • Upon first glance, it instantly inspires awe with its grandeur and natural beauty. From the many angles and perspectives in the surrounding valleys and mountains, it inspires the human sense of wonder and sparks the imagination in different ways. It also holds an important place in the culture of the local Squamish First Nations.

   Squamish And The Legend of the Stawamus Chief - Mindful Ecotourism

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   What is the Squamish tribe known for?

   • The Squamish Nation is connected to many landmarks and sites in the Sea to Sky: traditional villages, seasonal harvesting grounds, and sacred sites for medicine-gathering and healing. Legends and stories featuring supernatural beings, share the history of their people and important lessons about nature and society.

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   Our History. Steeped in Indigenous culture and influenced by settler industries like mining, logging, and farming, the land and community of Squamish has been shaped by many generations of people with diverse backgrounds and lived experiences.

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   Located at the end of a dramatic fjord, Squamish is at the confluence of the vibrant turquoise waters of Howe Sound and the rugged Coast Mountain range. We’re a 1.5-hour drive from Vancouver International Airport (YVR), nestled between Vancouver and Whistler along the stunning Sea to Sky Highway.

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   Located at the northern tip of a glacially etched fjord on the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by a spectacular mountain backdrop and nestled within a temperate rainforest, Squamish is recognized worldwide for its recreation, culture and incredible mountain lifestyle.

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   Apr 29, 2022 · The Stawamus Chief is a granite dome located adjacent to the town of Squamish, British Columbia. It rises over 700 m (2,297 feet) above the waters of Howe Sound. Upon first glance, it instantly inspires awe with its grandeur and natural beauty.

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   The Squamish Nation is known as Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw in our language. Our Nation’s roots trace back through multiple physical communities, or úxwumixw, before evolving into a government entity in 1923.

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   Jan 25, 2007 · The area has been inhabited by the Squamish, a group of Central Coast Salish, since before recorded history. Squamish means “mother of the wind,” in recognition of the strong winds prevalent in Howe Sound. The first Europeans settled in the Squamish Valley around 1888.

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   Mar 1, 2024 · It shares important information with readers about how Sḵwx̱wú7mesh people undertook diplomacy and fought for their rights amidst genocidal injustices such as the assimilationist...