Squamish, nestled between the coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean, is not only a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts but also a hub for stunning public art. Among its most famous outdoor sculptures, the "Spirit of Squamish" stands out as a towering tribute to the region’s Indigenous heritage. This striking wooden carving, located near the Squamish Adventure Centre, depicts a majestic eagle and a wolf, symbolizing strength and community.

Another iconic piece is "The Chief", a metal sculpture inspired by the Stawamus Chief mountain, a beloved local landmark. Positioned along the Sea to Sky Highway, this artwork captures the rugged beauty of Squamish’s natural surroundings.

For those exploring downtown, "Wind Dancer" is a must-see. This kinetic sculpture, crafted from stainless steel, sways gracefully with the breeze, embodying the dynamic spirit of the town.

These sculptures, along with others like "Salmon Run" and "The Logger", enrich Squamish’s cultural landscape, offering visitors a unique blend of art and nature. Whether you’re an art lover or a casual observer, these installations promise to leave a lasting impression.