Our Insider Guide to Summer Hiking in Whistler covers Whistler Blackcomb and the Whistler Valley. Happy hiking!
The snow walls on Whistler Mountain are amazing - here's everything you need to know about hiking them on your spring sightseeing trip.
Don't become a search and rescue statistic. Know the basics and prepare for your Whistler adventure the safe way.
What you need to know for summer fun on Whistler Blackcomb this season, whether you're riding the bike park or sightseeing on the PEAK 2 PEAK.
Your guide to choosing and planning your next Whistler hike, from peaceful half-day strolls to rugged and challenging alpine trails.
Visibly different from its neighbouring peaks, Black Tusk has an undeniable aesthetic appeal and magnetism, here’s how you can experience it up close and personal.
Whistler is home to a vast network of hiking trails, these hikes require preparation, proper clothing and equipment, find out what you'll need to bring with you on your Whistler hike.
Hiking in the rain is a great way to discover another side of the forest. Here’s a couple of ways to make the most of grey days and find the silver lining in the clouds.
The Whistler Insider has a few easy tips and tricks on how to have fun alpine hiking with the kids on Whistler Blackcomb.
The Callaghan Valley is a secluded paradise in the mountains just south of Whistler with a plethora of lakes, waterfalls, hikes, glaciers and adventures at Whistler Olympic Park.