Tourism Whistler

Nordic Skiing in Whistler

Nordic Paradise Found

Our Nordic roots go deep, like the silence heard in the ancient forests that surround 150 kilometres of explorable terrain. Whistler is home to Olympic-level trails and family-friendly adventure – pack a picnic and find your own slice of paradise. Multiple venues offer cross-country skiing, biathlon, snowshoeing, night skiing and dog-friendly trails. A typical season runs from December to late March.

Whistler's Nordic Venues

Explore the venues to find the activities on offer at each location. Find hours of operation, information on snow conditions and grooming reports as well as lessons and rentals:

Whistler
Village Lost Lake Park XC Trails

Lost Lake Park

Offers 30 kilometres 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 cross-country skiing including rentals, lessons, snowshoeing, biathlon, tobogganing 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 snowshoe routes on offer. Includes information on day lodges, warming huts and more.

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Snowshoeing

Whistler's Nordic venues also offer a network of snowshoe-specific trails for you to explore. If you can walk, you can snowshoe!

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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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