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   Where to hike in Whistler?

   • For a moderate, multi-level hike in Whistler, try the Farside & Riverside Loop. The loop trail is popular for hiking and walking, so you’ll likely make some friends along the way. Mountain bikers and pets make frequent appearances. It’s better to start on Riverside Trail, cross the bridge, and come back down the Farside Trail.

   17 Best Hikes in Whistler (Easy to Difficult Trails) (2024) - Wanderly

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   What is the steepest hike in Whistler?

   • The hike to Wedgemount Lake is the steepest and most challenging hike in Whistler. Your legs will certainly feel the effort. At the top you’ll arrive at a beautiful blue lake, surrounded by mountains. Follow the trail to the far end of the lake, then uphill through the rocks for a few minutes to the toe of a glacier.

   The Best Hikes in Whistler: A Guide to All the Trails - Happiest Outdoors

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   What hiking trails are available on Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains?

   • A breakdown and guide to the lift-accessed alpine hiking network on Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, includes trails such as High Note, Musical Bumps, Overlord and more. High Note Trail. PHOTO MARK MACKAY

   The Ultimate Whistler Hiking Guide - The Whistler Insider

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   How many skywalk trails are there in Whistler?

   • The Skywalk Trails are part of Whistler’s new alpine trail network on the northeast face of Rainbow Mountain. There are actually three trails: Skywalk South, 19 Mile Creek, and Skywalk North that connect to make several loop trips possible. All three trails top out in the alpine near the frozen waters of Iceberg Lake.

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   • Lost Lake Park. Just a short walk from Whistler Village, Lost Lake Trail is actually pieced together by various trails that intersect throughout the region.
   • Rainbow Falls Trail. Possibly one of the easiest Whistler hikes, Rainbow Falls Trail is a kid-friendly route that loops around some glorious views. It’s a great walk to stretch out your legs, especially since the slightly rocky path is shaded.
   • Brandywine Falls. Possibly the easiest hiking trail near Whistler that’s everyone-appropriate, the Brandywine Falls trek takes you out and back under an hour – perfect to slide between itineraries.
   • Train Wreck Trail. Open year-round, the Train Wreck Trail top the list of best hiking trails in Whistler. Casual hikers and runners enjoy this popular route for both its unusual scenery and ease of access.

3. www.whistler.com › 09 › 05The Ultimate Whistler Hiking Guide - The Whistler Insider

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   Let’s start with what you need to know about hiking in Whistler: Whistler Hiking and Backcountry Etiquette A must-read before venturing out on any of the trails in Whistler. Insider’s Guide: Whistler Hiking Essentials What to pack for various types of Whistler hiking. Hiking in the Rain: Tips for When it Drips The coastal temperate rainforest can b...

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   Sea to Sky Trail and Valley Trail

   Various | Easy Whistler Walks on the Mild Side Suggested routes along the Valley Trail and the Sea to Sky Trail, these are great options for sightseeing on foot before the hiking trails are clear of snow.

   Lost Lake Park

   Various | Easy How To Explore Lost Lake Park Lost Lake Park is home to Whistler’s most accessible hiking trail network and is easily reachable from the Village.

   Ancient Cedars

   Whistler’s Ancient Cedars Hike 2.5 One-way | 150 M Elevation Gain | Moderate A grove of awe-inspiring, 900 – 1000-year-old trees awaits you at the end of this trail.

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   Black Tusk

   27 – 37 KM | 1661 – 1400+ Elevation Gain | Difficult Insider’s Guide: Hiking Black Tusk Black Tusk is striking peak, the exposed basalt chamber we see today is the result of a volcanic eruption under ice. There are a couple of different options for reaching Black Tusk and upon reaching the peak there is an opportunity for a Class 3 scramble.

   Wedgemount Lake

   7 KM One-way | 1200 M Elevation Gain | Difficult Insider’s Guide: Wedgemount Lake Hike in Whistler An electric-blue alpine lake rimmed with dramatic peaks and glaciers awaits at the end of this challenging trail.

   Callaghan Valley

   Various | Easy to Difficult Insider’s Guide: Hiking and Adventure in Callaghan Valley Callaghan Valley is where you’ll find some of Whistler’s lesser known hiking trails. This guide includes hikes such as Madeley Lake, Ring Lake, Cirque Lake and more.

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   Climbing Out of My Comfort Zone: Whistler Via Ferrata Tour A little bit of hiking, a little bit of climbing and a whole lot of views. Not Your Regular Hike: The New Whistler Sky Walk Tour A hike like no other, traverse along ridges and cliff faces with the help of cables, bridges and platforms. A Whistler Guided Hike: The Medicine Trail From lichen...

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   The Hills Are Alive: Hikes for Alpine Wildflower Season Includes High Note Trail, Decker Tarn, Rainbow Lake and more. Camping Culture: How and Where to Pitch a Tent in Whistler Includes backcountry camping details for Cheakamus Lake, Garibaldi Lake, Russet Lake and Wedgemount Lake. 9 Whistler Walks and Hikes to Try this Summer A little something fo...

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   May 1, 2024 · I’ve hiked most of the trails near Whistler and put together a list of the best hikes for you. There is a Whistler hike for everyone on this list from short and easy hikes to all-day epic climbs. There are waterfalls, river canyons, historical ruins, lakes, viewpoints, and mountain tops.

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   Apr 16, 2023 · by Adie Marais. Updated: April 16, 2023. During the winter, Whistler is covered in snow and is a skiing paradise. But in summer, the snow melts away and uncovers the most beautiful Whistler hikes. With its mountainous terrain, the hiking trails in Whistler are generally quite challenging.

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   1. Cheakamus Lake Trail. For a serene hike through the old-growth forest, the Cheakamus Lake Trail is hard to beat. The relatively flat trail takes you on a 14km round trip along the picturesque Cheakamus River, leading to the stunning Cheakamus Lake, where you can take in the breathtaking views of glacier-fed turquoise waters.

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9. outpostwhistler.com › whistler-hikesThe Best Hikes In Whistler: Our Overview | Outpost

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   The Whistler hiking trails range from leisurely walks that meander along crystal-clear lakes to arduous treks up steep mountain grades. Each path offers a unique encounter with the wild, unspoiled beauty of the Coast Mountains.

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    Sep 17, 2022 · Hiking the Half Note Loop from the Top of the World Summit in Whistler is one of the best hikes in the the Pacific Northwest, and definitely the best hike in Whistler! Save it for a clear, sunny day in the peak of summer and expand your Whistler PEAK 2 PEAK experience with this epic hike.