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Please do not block the driveways on the main road.

Black Tusk/Garibaldi Lake access: the Rubble Creek road is not plowed to the parking lot in the winter months.

Be bear aware when traveling through the area. The Red Heather area in Diamond Head experiences the highest concentration of black bears within Garibaldi Provincial Park. All overnight campers must use the new Rampart Ponds campground located 1.5 km before Mamquam Lake. Mamquam Lake campground is permanently closed for overnight use. If you have any information regarding these incidents, please contact Squamish RCMP at 604 892-6100. Be sure you remove all valuables from your vehicle prior to leaving it unattended, and leave unnecessary belongings at home.

Thieves have been known to operate in the Rubble Creek and Elfin Lakes parking lots, targeting vehicles and personal property of park users.

Please use caution and watch for other vehicles, cyclists and wildlife. Park access roads are subject to poor visibility. Those travelling the road must be equipped and prepared for a self-rescue in case of an emergency.

Access to the park requires winter tires and snow chains in the winter months. Most access roads for are not plowed in winter months.Snowshoes or skis and skins are required for winter travel in the park.Most of the park’s lakes and rivers are glacier fed and the water is extremely cold year-round. Only experienced groups who are practiced in crevasse rescue and who are properly equipped, should venture onto snowfields and glaciers. Avalanche and glacier hazards exist in Garibaldi Provincial Park.Take adequate clothing as mountain weather is subject to sudden change and Garibaldi Provincial Park can receive snow anytime of the year. Hikers must be in good physical condition, properly equipped, and prepared to be totally self sufficient. Do not underestimate the demands of the backcountry.Most hiking trails are covered in snow which will make route finding difficult. Be prepared for winter conditions in all of Garibaldi Park.You will hear a voicemail tree ‘1’ for the Whistler boundaries, ‘2’ for the Blackcomb boundaries, ‘3’ is for the weather forecast. Calling this number will ensure you are not unknowingly entering into an unsafe area. Mountain Operations continues to make all areas within their resort as safe as possible for all visitors. Whistler Blackcomb Mountain Operations requests all visitors skiing into their boundaries from the backcountry areas to call the number below and get the latest safety information.

Trail Condition Report (October 19, 2021)īook a ride to Garibaldi Provincial Park with Parkbus.

Follow current PHO guidelines when visiting BC Parks.