Sea-to-Sky Highway
Highway 99 from Vancouver to Whistler — fjord on one side, Coast Mountains on the other. Stop for Shannon Falls, gondola up the Sea-to-Sky Summit, and finish at the Olympic village.
The Sea-to-Sky Highway is a 120 km highway in British Columbia, Canada. It runs from Vancouver to Whistler in about 2h 30m of driving. Highlights include Horseshoe Bay, Shannon Falls and Sea-to-Sky Gondola. Best driven Year-round; rated easy difficulty.
- Distance
- 120 km
- Duration
- 2.5 hrs
- Vehicle
- EV
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Best season
- Year-round
- Likes
- 9,800
The route at a glance
Stops along the way
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Travel tips
- ★Tesla Superchargers in Squamish and Whistler.
- ★Drive midweek — weekends jam.
- ★Pull off at Tantalus Lookout.
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Frequently asked
How long does it take to drive the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
The Sea-to-Sky Highway takes about 2h 30m of driving non-stop to cover its 120 km. Actual trip length depends on how often you stop at viewpoints and towns along the way.
How long is the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
The Sea-to-Sky Highway is 120 km long, running from Vancouver to Whistler.
When is the best time of year to drive the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
The Sea-to-Sky Highway is generally best driven Year-round. Check local road and weather conditions close to your departure date.
Is the Sea-to-Sky Highway hard to drive?
The Sea-to-Sky Highway is rated easy difficulty. It is classified as a highway.
What are the main stops on the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
The route runs from Vancouver to Whistler, with key stops including Horseshoe Bay, Shannon Falls, Sea-to-Sky Gondola, Brandywine Falls.
Where is the Sea-to-Sky Highway?
The Sea-to-Sky Highway is located in British Columbia, Canada. It runs between Vancouver and Whistler.