The Sea to Sky Corridor, stretching from Vancouver to Pemberton, is a premier destination for outdoor adventure, and ice climbing in the Sea to Sky is a thrilling way to experience its winter magic. With stunning frozen waterfalls, challenging alpine routes, and breathtaking mountain vistas, this region offers incredible opportunities for climbers of all skill levels.
Whether you’re a beginner looking to try ice climbing for the first time or an experienced climber seeking advanced challenges, the Sea to Sky Corridor has something for everyone.
Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
Highlights: Accessible frozen waterfalls and picturesque surroundings
Shannon Falls transforms into a climber’s paradise in winter, offering ice climbing routes ideal for beginners and intermediate adventurers. The frozen cascades provide a beautiful and accessible location to learn or refine your skills.
Difficulty: All Levels
Highlights: Stable ice conditions and varied climbing routes
Located near Lillooet, Marble Canyon is one of the most popular ice climbing destinations in the corridor. With reliable ice conditions and a variety of routes, it’s perfect for both novice climbers and seasoned professionals.
Difficulty: Advanced
Highlights: Alpine routes and breathtaking mountain scenery
For experienced climbers, the Pemberton Ice Fields offer technical and rewarding climbs. Surrounded by stunning peaks and glaciers, these routes deliver both challenge and awe-inspiring views.
The ice climbing season in the Sea to Sky Corridor typically runs from December to March. Book your adventure today and discover why the Sea to Sky is a top destination for winter climbing enthusiasts.
Contact us now to start planning your ice climbing experience in this winter wonderland!