Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park

The park extends over 765 hectares along the Squamish River, featuring dense forests and river valleys within the Coast Mountains of British Columbia.

The British Columbia government established this protected area in 1999 as part of a strategy to preserve 12 percent of the province by 2000.

The park contains territories with deep connections to Indigenous Peoples, who maintain traditional teachings about the relationship between eagles and salmon.

Access to the park remains restricted during winter months, with eagle viewing available from the Eagle Run dyke at 41015 Government Road.

The location set a world record in 1994 when observers counted 3,769 bald eagles gathering to feed on salmon in the Squamish River.

Location: Squamish-Lillooet Regional District

GPS coordinates: 49.76670,-123.17500

Latest update: March 9, 2025 22:43