
It isn’t just the top of the world uphere… it’s another world. Take a scenic gondola ride tothe Roundhouse Lodge where a short walk and an open air chairliftride will bring you to the Peak of Whistler Mountain.
The Whistler Peak Adventure
Whether you are looking for an epic adventure or a greatview while having lunch, this is the place to find it.Pick up a Summer Trail Map for descriptions and directions or takea free mountain tour, offered daily at 11:30am.
Whistler Mountain’s wilderness offers a wonderful opportunityfor hiking and walking. Learn about the ecology of diverseecosystems from experienced naturalist guides and take in theincredible scenery.
Our established hiking trails are located on Whistler Mountain,however, sightseeing is available on Blackcomb Mountain until July27, 2008. Access is via the Wizard and Solar Coaster Chairlifts,then a bus ride to the 7th Heaven Express. Hours of operation: 12pmto 3pm. Uploading from the Wizard Express begins at 11am.
Whistler Alpine Hiking
Alpine forest, snow-capped peaks and indigenouswildlife are just some of the wonders you’ll experience onWhistler’s hiking and walking trails.
You can stop to inspect wildflowers on a short trail or try anovernight backcountry adventure, sleeping under stars in the highalpine. You’ll find places to picnic, play, swim, camp and birdwatch on our trails as well as to take in stunning views acrossglacial lakes.
If you’re feeling adventurous, trek challenging back routes witha personal guide, or clamp on your boots and crampons toinvestigate glaciers.
For high-spirited explorers, try Whistler’s heli-hiking. You’llhike across rolling meadows against a backdrop of breathtakingmountain vistas.
Whistler Hiking Tips
- Never hike alone
- Be prepared. Mountain weather changes frequently so carry extraclothing.
- Observe all closures. Stay on marked trails to avoid damage tothe alpine ecosystem.
- Steep slopes, snow and ice fields are very dangerous. You mayencounter various hazards such as cliffs, glaciers, crevasses, rockfalls, avalanches and unstable surfaces.
- Treat all wildlife with caution. Do not feed or approachbears.
- Carry water, a snack, sunscreen and a watch. Make note of thelast ride down (5:30pm).
- No hiking permitted in the Bike Park.
- Fires, dogs and camping are not allowed.

Ready to go hiking in Whistler, Canada?
Let us plan your next Whistler hiking vacation.
Come play and stay in Whistler at one of our accommodations inWhistler.
Contact Aloha staff for more detailsabout booking your Whistler hiking activity package.
Distinctly different from the other GolfWhistler properties, the Fairmont Chateau Whistler GolfClub offers classic “mountain golf at its finest”. Carved from theside of Blackcomb Mountain and designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. this par 72, 18-hole course offers a golf opportunityunmatched in the region.
Experience the beauty of Whistler with apeaceful horseback ride through forests and alpine meadowsor all the way to the top of Whistler Peak. Gentle horses andexperienced guides make horseback riding a great activity foreveryone to try.
Some sights simply can’t be seen fromWhistler’s Village. Like the sun setting behind theTantalus range from the tops of Blackcomb or Whistlermountains.
Whistler’s backcountryboasts not only spectacular scenery and high alpine vistas, butalso an abundance of wildlife. Bradywine backcountry is home toblack bears, brown bears, coyotes, eagles and much more. Experiencethe thrill of our luxury Hummer while you venture deep into thewilderness – where no other 4x4s dare to go!

Whether you are looking for an exhilaratingafternoon activity, or an all-day adventure, white waterrafting in Whistler is a great way to experience the glory of theCoast Mountain scenery.
Just 25 minutes north of Whistler lies agolf setting so magnificent it must be experienced to beappreciated. Constructed at the base of awesome MountCurrie in the fertile Pemberton valley, Big Sky Golf and CountryClub sets a peaceful and serene stage for an outstanding round ofgolf.
Fun for the whole family! Cruise along remotemountain trails in Whistler’s pristine Fitzsimmons Creek watershedand experience beautiful backcountry terrain. Deep into the forest,you will go high enough for spectacular views of the valley andWhistler Village below. 2-hour tour starting at $99 per person.