The Sea to Sky Trail is a 180-kilometre multi-use recreational corridor running through British Columbia's Sea-to-Sky region, stretching from the Squamish waterfront in the south to D'Arcy on Anderson Lake in the north.

Maintained by the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, the trail passes through Whistler and connects multiple communities along the way.

Near the Cheakamus River, the trail intersects with several notable features, including the Bungee Bridge over Cheakamus Canyon and the Cal-Cheak Campground at the confluence of the Cheakamus River and Callaghan Creek.

The route combines singletrack, doubletrack, gravel roads, and pavement, and is open to hikers, runners, and cyclists.

Parking near the Cheakamus River section is available at the Whistler Interpretive Forest trailhead off the Sea to Sky Highway, which sits adjacent to the trail.