Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing (Canadian Tourism Commission photo)
Whistler Blackcomb and the nearby Callaghan Valley have a variety of snowshoeing trails and tours for all levels of ability.
In addition there are excellent accommodation, dining, and world class skiing and snowboarding.
Snowshoeing at Lost Lake
Lost Lake Park maintains approximately 14km/8.7mi of well-marked trails. Choose from three different loops, the longest of which goes to Green Lake lookout and around Lost Lake.
Grab a trail map and venture out on a self-guided adventure. Snowshoe rentals are available; snowshoers and cross-country skiers use separate trails.
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Snowshoeing at Callaghan Valley
The Callaghan Valley (south of Whistler) is home to the Whistler Olympic Park, which features trails and a day lodge with lessons, snowshoe and pole rentals, tours and snacks.
Leave from the day lodge and embark on more than 20km/12.4mi of trails ranging from beginner trips with rewarding scenic lookouts to challenging climbs and even some dog-friendly trails.
The nearby Callaghan Country Lodge offers comfortable overnight accommodation, in addition to more than 15km/9.3mi of rustic snowshoeing trails.
Snowshoe Tours at Whistler Blackcomb
Book a snowshoe tour to explore fresh snow and old-growth forests. Look for animal tracks amongst old-growth trees, or warm up with a campfire meal after a moonlit snowshoe tour. Tours are from beginner to moderate skill levels.
Practical Points
- Snowshoeing season can start as early as November and can last until April.
- Snowshoers exploring unmarked routes in provincial and national parks should have backcountry skills and experience.
- Some cross-country ski areas do not permit snowshoes on trails (snowshoe tracks can ruin the grooming for skiers). Check the trail info before heading out.
- Some snowshoe trails have user fees. Check with local Visitor Centres for trail maps and information.
- Tours and equipment rentals are available at many of the larger snowshoe areas; many outdoor stores also have rentals.
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Carleton Lodge
Whistler, British Columbia
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Websitehttp://www.canadian01.com
Toll-free877-938-1616
Phone604-938-1616
We have a passion for all things adventurous!
Explore Whistler's spectacular Blackcomb Mountain & the beautiful Callaghan Valley by ATV, 4x4 Jeep, snowmobile, snowcat, snowshoe or dog sled. Paddle a canoe down the River of Golden Dreams for a truly Canadian adventure.
Enjoy world-famous mountain top dining at 6,000 ft (1829 m), travel via snowmobile or in the comfort of a snowcat for a 3-course fondue in the winter. ATV or Jeep in the summer for waffle breakfasts or the famous Salmon Bake evenings. Live entertainers play as you dine in the alpine! Tours cater to all ages and all abilities.
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218-4293 Mountain Square
Whistler, British Columbia
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Websitehttp://www.tagwhistler.com
Toll-free
Phone604-932-0647
The Adventure Group is Whistler's premier activity provider featuring Snowmobile, Snowshoe, Sleigh Ride and Ziplining in the winter months and ATV Tours, Ziplining, Horseback Riding, Bungee Jumping and Whitewater Rafting in the summer season. With the lowest guide-to-guest ratio, three convenient office locations & a pioneering approach towards environmentally responsible tour operations, our guests experience the highest quality adventures Whistler has to offer. Our exclusive operating areas include Whistler Mountain, Cougar Mountain & various other locations around the Whistler Valley. Step outside, have some fun and share your excitement with our team!
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4282 Mountain Square
Whistler, British Columbia
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Websitehttp://www.whistlerblackcomb.com
Toll-free866-403-4727
Phone604-904-9300
When you have explored the 8,000 plus acres of terrain on both mountains, head down to the valley and experience Village life. There's plenty to do & explore like different restaurants, shopping, rest day activities such as a spa treatment, après & nightlife action. Or check out the many other winter activities Whistler Blackcomb has to offer including ski & snowboard lessons, snowmobiling, ziplining, heli-skiing, heli-boarding, snowshoeing, sleigh rides & our tube park.
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Websitehttp://www.whistlerdiscoverytours.com
Toll-free888-501-4845
Phone604-966-7385
'Exclusive Land Rover Excursions'. Our year-round scenic private/semi-private Eco-Tours will take you to areas rarely seen by most Whistler visitors; Morning/Evening with the Bears, Ancient Rainforest/Eagle Viewing Experience, Hidden Glacier Lake Hike/Snowshoe. Travel throughout the Coast Mountain Range to rarely seen scenic destinations in one of our rugged, well-appointed G4 series Land Rover LR3 to the most remote locations in the Whistler region. Take in the year-round amazing beauty of the area on several of our exclusive private/semi-private tours. Allow Whistler Discovery Tours to guide you on your unique adventure.
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Websitehttp://www.whistlersportslegacies.com
Toll-free877-764-2455
Phone604-964-0060
Whistler Sport Legacies is a non-profit organization where proceeds go towards the development of sport.
The Whistler Sliding Centre hosted the bobsleigh, luge & skeleton events during the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Our Sliding Experiences allow you to enjoy the thrill of Bobsleigh with a pilot or Skeleton on your own, or go on a self-guided tour of the venue year-round.
Whistler Olympic Park , located in the Callaghan Valley, host site of the Nordic events for the 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games. This venue hosts multiple activities from winter to summer: cross-country skiing, biathlon, hiking, horseback riding and more.
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