Travel thirteen kilometers north of Squamish, and you find yourself in an area marked by two beautiful lakes, second and old growth forests, high ridges and extraordinary views. This spectacular wilderness area is the jewel of the corridor, and is enjoyed by locals and visitors from all over British Columbia and beyond who seek solace and outdoor adventure in a natural setting.

This land was originally set aside for British Columbians to freely enjoy, however it is on the verge of being handed over to Garibaldi at Squamish Inc. The proposed development is massive and would cover an area roughly 1/2 the size of Squamish with 25 ski lifts, 2 golf courses, 98 km's of new roads, a 500,000 sq feet retail centre on Highway 99, and 22,000 bed units (including 5,739 new housing units).

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Latest News

B&B owner battles GAS - June 24, 2010:

Brohm Ridge resort proponents ‘bullying’ 31-year leaseholder with offer to buy out at 10 cents on the dollar

1997 GAS proposal resurfaces - June 18, 2010:

Supporters pitch scaled-back former version of resort; council declines support

Squamish project sent back for review - June 12, 2010:

Garibaldi at Squamish denied environmental certificate, at least for now

GAS back to drawing board - June 11, 2010:

MoE ministers decided GAS lacks enough info for EA certificate

INFORMATION BULLETIN - Ministry of Environment - June 11, 2010:

Information lacking for Garibaldi at Squamish project

Rethinking Garibaldi At Squamish - June 2, 2010:

A 21st Century Perspective

$2.9 billion Garibaldi at Squamish ski and golf resort troubles regulators - May 19, 2010:

Vancouver Sun 'Energy Hotlines' blog

B.C. regulators give failing grade to proposed $2.9b Whistler-like resort - May 19, 2010:

Garibaldi at Squamish project goes to ministers for decision, amid concerns over salmon and water