Murrin Provincial Park

Murrin Provincial Park is a small park in British Columbia south of Squamish along the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Its easy roadside access and picnic area at Browning Lake make it a convenient stop, while interior trails lead to petroglyphs that give the site notable cultural importance. The park also includes rock faces used by local climbers, offering a quieter alternative to nearby Stawamus Chief Provincial Park. Together with places such as Shannon Falls Provincial Park and Porteau Cove Provincial Park, it forms part of a closely linked group of outdoor destinations between Squamish and the coast.

British Columbia · Canada