Nordic Skiing

Whistler is a paradise for nordic sports where pristine mountain wilderness meets Olympic-level trails
Over 160 kms of trails for all ability levels means plenty of variety for extended ski vacations
Multiple venues offering cross-country skiing, night skiing, biathlon, dog-friendly trails and more
A typical season runs early December to March

Whistler's Nordic Venues

Explore the venues to find what's on offer at each and find hours, snow conditions and grooming reports:

Whistler
Village

Lost Lake Park

Offers over 32 kilometers of cross country trails plus snowshoeing, night skiing, rentals, lessons and a cozy cafe in the unique Passivhaus.

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Callaghan
Valley Whistler Olympic Park Nordic

Whistler Olympic Park

Host venue for the 2010 Winter Games, offering biathlon, ski jumping, snowshoeing, tobogganning, fat biking, baseboarding and dog friendly trails.

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Callaghan
Valley XC Skiing in Callaghan Country

Callaghan Country

Groomed trails and snowshoe tours plus snowcat shuttles to alpine trails, backcountry skiing and a lodge for overnight stays.

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Nordic & Snowshoe Trail Maps

Whistler's nordic venues have trails to keep skiers of all skill levels gliding for weeks - take a closer look at the cross country skiing and snowshoes routes on offer. Includes information on day lodges, warming huts and more.

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Nordic Events

From family-friendly loppets to world-class ski jumping competitions, there's a huge range of events on offer all winter long.

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The Whistler Insider:
Nordic Sports in Whistler

Dive in to Whistler’s nordic scene with the Insider and discover the benefits from the workout to the wilderness access.

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Whistler Winter Itinerary:
Iconic Sightseeing

Craft an incredible stay with our iconic-attractions-and-things-to-do itinerary. It's the heart of Whistler in winter, all wrapped up in a handy guide.

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