



by Britannia Mine Museum
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$85.90The Britannia Mine Museum in Squamish offers general admission to explore the history of copper mining in the area. Visitors can ride the Underground train, which travels through a historic mining tunnel; this tour requires climbing 48 stairs and is not wheelchair or stroller accessible. Guided underground mine tours last about 45 minutes and run throughout the day but must be booked in advance. At the Gold Panning Pavilion, guests can try panning for gold and keep whatever they find. The museum also features BOOM!, a live-action, multi-sensory show located on the ground level of the historic Mill No.3 building, which explains minerals, the copper extraction process, and daily life during the mining era. Additional attractions include interactive exhibits and a mineral gallery. The site offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visits typically last between one and three hours. Food, drinks, transportation, and hotel pickup are not included. The rest of the museum is accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Visitors are advised to arrive 15 minutes before their entry time and to book tours in advance to ensure availability.
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Britannia Mine Museum
Visitors ride the Underground train through an historic mining tunnel. They can pan for gold at the Gold Panning Pavilion and keep what they find. The museum features the BOOM! live-action, multi-sensory experience on the ground level of Mill No.3, explaining minerals, copper extraction, and life during the mining period. The site also offers interactive exhibits, a mineral gallery, and panoramic views. The museum is located along Hwy 99 between Squamish and Vancouver and is a National Historic Site.




by Britannia Mine Museum
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$85.90The Britannia Mine Museum in Squamish offers general admission to explore the history of copper mining in the area. Visitors can ride the Underground train, which travels through a historic mining tunnel; this tour requires climbing 48 stairs and is not wheelchair or stroller accessible. Guided underground mine tours last about 45 minutes and run throughout the day but must be booked in advance. At the Gold Panning Pavilion, guests can try panning for gold and keep whatever they find. The museum also features BOOM!, a live-action, multi-sensory show located on the ground level of the historic Mill No.3 building, which explains minerals, the copper extraction process, and daily life during the mining era. Additional attractions include interactive exhibits and a mineral gallery. The site offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visits typically last between one and three hours. Food, drinks, transportation, and hotel pickup are not included. The rest of the museum is accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Visitors are advised to arrive 15 minutes before their entry time and to book tours in advance to ensure availability.
The same admission, priced across 11 sellers. Book with Booking Wolf and earn credit back.
Prices gathered from public seller listings; may vary by date and ticket type.
Britannia Mine Museum
Visitors ride the Underground train through an historic mining tunnel. They can pan for gold at the Gold Panning Pavilion and keep what they find. The museum features the BOOM! live-action, multi-sensory experience on the ground level of Mill No.3, explaining minerals, copper extraction, and life during the mining period. The site also offers interactive exhibits, a mineral gallery, and panoramic views. The museum is located along Hwy 99 between Squamish and Vancouver and is a National Historic Site.