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Whistler Things To Do

 

Gardens & City Parks

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Take advantage of Whistler's natural setting.

Whistler Village
Whistler Village,
JF Bergeron photo
Whistler parks are a haven for relaxation and recreation. Gather your family and friends and enjoy a lakeside picnic complete with barbecues and mountain views.

You can swim from a sandy beach, kayak, canoe or windsurf on a glistening lake as well as stroll along a dock. Don't worry about bringing gear; you can rent equipment at many parks.

Families can take full advantage of Whistler park facilities, which often include children's play areas and playing fields where people of all ages can participate in volleyball, softball or tennis.

 



Meadow Park

Located along the banks of the River of Golden Dreams -running from Alta Lake north to Green Lake- Meadow Park offers one of the finest viewing points in the Whistler Valley, making it an ideal setting for picnics and barbecues. This expansive park includes baseball diamonds, tennis courts and a children's play area.

You can find Meadow Park in Alpine Meadows.



Rainbow Park



Set on the site of historic Rainbow Lodge on the shores of Alta Lake, Rainbow Park attracts sun lovers to its sandy beach, still waters, grassy parkland and celebrated setting. Enjoy wonderful views of Blackcomb and Whistler peaks, stroll along the wharf, cross a log bridge over the river or visit nearby heritage buildings to learn about Whistler's pioneer history.

Rainbow Park is just off Alta Lake Road.



Wayside Park

On a sloped hillside overlooking Alta Lake, Wayside Park features four picnic areas, each with its own barbecue. Relax on the beach, stretch out on the open lawn or take a refreshing swim in the lake. Canoe and sailboat rentals are also available.

Wayside Park is just off Alta Lake Road.