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The sa国际传媒渁ccessible, architecturally stunningsa国际传媒� attraction would sa国际传媒渨ind 34 metres into the sky, offering soaring 360掳 views and access for guests of all ages and abilities,sa国际传媒� according to a release Wednesday (Feb. 6).

The sa国际传媒渆levated trail experiencesa国际传媒� would start at the Summit Lodge and lead guests on a 2.5-kilometre return trip through the trees and over wetlands along Panorama Ridge.

Pending approvals, the spiraling structure would be the first of its kind in North America, facility operators say, and would be designed sa国际传媒渢o integrate into nature from all angles and viewpoints beautifully.sa国际传媒�

It would be sa国际传媒渁 significant multi-million-dollar infrastructure investmentsa国际传媒� for operators of the Squamish-area attraction, which opened in the spring of 2014.

sa国际传媒淭he elevated tree walk we have envisioned and propose will make it easy for our guests of all ages and abilities to better connect to the great outdoors, regardless of the season and no matter the weather,sa国际传媒� Kirby Brown, Sea to Sky Gondola general manager, said in a release.

sa国际传媒淭his structure would be Canadasa国际传媒檚 newest iconic landmark, and its location, immersed in nature, will solidify Squamish as a must-see Canadian tourism destination.sa国际传媒�

The project is subject to First Nations sa国际传媒渆ngagementsa国际传媒� as well as local and provincial government approvals, the company noted.

sa国际传媒淭he Sea to Sky Gondola has received the appropriate development applications from the Squamish Lillooet Regional District with the goal to be breaking ground in fall 2019 and opening in spring 2020.sa国际传媒�

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