AERIAL ADVENTURE at Sasquatch Mountain Resort. A new family-friendly adventure awaits! If you’re looking for an exciting challenge that everyone can enjoy, this is it. Tap into your inner adventurer and explore our 4-story aerial park, feature to feature. Sasquatch’s aerial park allows you to choose your own adventure; you can tackle one element and head back down or complete the whole course in one go. The choice is all yours! This is the perfect activity for anyone who wants to have fun in a safe, new environment. Climbers of all ages and abilities welcome! Specs: 35 features 61 ft. high Little Tykes element at base level 2 Sky Rails, Quickflight element, 7 pole tykes and more! How to Get to Sasquatch Mountain Road Conditions | Where the adventure begins! The road taking you up the mountain is paved for the first 2/3’s , while the last 1/3 is not paved and maintained as log road. The last 1/3 is not paved to prevent extreme slippery conditions. With traffic and harsh winter weather, the road can still be tricky with its narrow curves, bumps, accumulation of snow and sometimes, ice. Drive safely and be prepared for winter conditions when heading to the Top of the Mountain. Make sure you have your snow chains when traveling on Hemlock Valley Road. The BC Ministry of Transportation has made it mandatory for any vehicle on Hemlock Valley Road to be carrying proper fitting chains. Please know how to use your chains and please do not put other drivers at risk by not coming up prepared for the conditions. Hemlock Valley Road leading up to Sasquatch Mountain is maintained by Emil Anderson Construction (EAC) Inc. In 1996, Emil Anderson Maintenance, a wholly owned subsidiary of EAC, was successful in obtaining the contract to maintain the highways and bridges in the Fraser Valley Highways District. The EAM is fully responsible for clearing and sanding Hemlock Valley Road.

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