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Hiking

There’s no shortage of beautiful hikes in Whistler. Pick up a map and explore the alpine hiking trails on Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, easily accessible by gondola. Or connect with our Whistler Experience Guide, who can show you some of the best hiking spots to explore.

What to bring hiking in Whistler

Even if you are just going for a short hike, you need to be prepared for the weather and conditions. It’s best to dress in layers so you can adjust your clothing to the current conditions.

Bear Safety

Whistler is home to resident bears. While our local bears are relatively tame compared to in the Rockies we recommend carrying bear spray and making noise while you hike to reduce your risk of a negative bear encounter. Learn more how to stay Bear Smart in Whistler – bearsmart.com

Leave No Trace

The area around Whistler is sensitive wilderness. Remember to pack out what you pack in and leave the wilderness better than you found it

Other Activities You May Like

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Tennis

Swing into action with our expert-led play sessions—grab a racket and serve up some fun!
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Vallea Lumina

Explore a hidden valley that’s filled with unexpected enchantment.
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Group of friends skiing and snowboarding at Whistler Blackcomb ski resort.

Ski

Home to 8,171 acres of skiable terrain, Whistler Blackcomb is the ideal destination for skiers and snowboarders alike! Whether you’re enjoying your annual ski vacation in the mountains or learning to ski for the first time, Whistler offers terrain suitable for all ability levels.