Walk amongst the giants or chase frozen waterfalls during your next winter trip to Whistler. If you’re looking to avoid the crowds, why not try snowshoeing? We’ve compiled a list of our favorite Whistler snowshoe trails and some of them are even dog-friendly! Take in the incredible scenery at a slower pace. 1- Alexander Falls […]
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Nairn Falls Hike
Never would I have thought that water could cut through rock and create canyons through the forest like at Nairn Falls near Pemberton. Often forgotten, this short hike to these majestic waterfalls is a great family-friendly activity that promises you an exciting reward. Located only 20 minutes north of Whistler Village, this adventure is worth […]
Whistler Train Wreck
Explore the forest and discover 7 wagons covered in graffitis on the Whistler Train Wreck hike. Somewhere in the Cheakamus neighborhood’s magical forest, a train derailed many years ago. The trees have grown to great heights and the wagons got covered in graffitis by local artists. The Train Wreck is now part of Whistler’s historical […]
Hiking Tips and Tricks
Whether you’re hiking on your own or with a group, it’s important to talk about how to prepare for a hike. You never know what can happen in the wilderness of the mountains or how much cell reception you have out there. Here are some tips and tricks on how to prepare for a day […]
Cheakamus Lake Hike
One of the easier hikes in Garibaldi Provincial Park, Cheakamus Lake offers beautiful views of a turquoise lake surrounded by towering mountains and lush forests. Nestled in Whistler’s interpretive forest, you will find the Cheakamus Lake trail. It’s a relatively easy hiking trail with tons of photo opportunities and a beautiful reward at the end. […]