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Outdoor Adventures
From the mountain top to the valley below, Whistler is packed with outdoor adventures. Whether you get your kicks on two wheels or two planks, whether you like to hike hard and high or you like to stop and smell the wildflowers, whether you like raging rapids or gentle swells, Whistler has it all.
We get to play in this mountain playground all year round, and what we’ve learned in doing so we’re passing on to you in these articles. Happy adventuring – we’ll see you out there.
Insider’s Guide: Wedgemount Lake Hike in Whistler
Cradled in an alpine basin sits an electric emerald lake surrounded by dramatic peaks and hanging glaciers. To reach it, you’ll have to tackle the grueling but rewarding Wedgemount Lake hiking trail in Whistler.
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Whistler Walks on the Mild Side
Whistler is a walker's paradise, explore waterways and wildlife along the Valley Trail or discover beaches and boating on the Sea to Sky Trail.
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Taking the Plunge: Cold-Water Dips in Whistler
Would you immerse yourself in a thawing Whistler lake? Asta Kovanen's cold-water dipping journey shows us that lakes can be as life-changing as the mountains.
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Fly & Walk: Heli-Touring with Extremely Canadian
Destination: Whistler's backcountry. Insider, Feet Banks, heads out with Extremely Canadian on their new heli-touring experience.
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Insider’s Guide to Whistler Backcountry Hut Etiquette
A "how to" guide on backcountry hut etiquette in Whistler, with suggestions of where you can go for your next hut adventure.
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Bikinis, Jodhpurs and Lycra: Spring Skiing Attire in Whistler
Whistler has a long ski season. It stretches from November through to May, and as the days get longer with the sun creating creamy, soft ski conditions Whistler locals know that it's all about the spring skiing.
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Sproatt Steak Night by Snowmobile
Featuring a thrilling snowmobile ride and delicious steak dinner in a remote log cabin, this tour is an unforgettable Whistler experience.
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Learning to Ski Powder in Whistler
Whistler is the place to learn how to ski powder, Leslie Glaysher from Whistler Blackcomb Snow School shares her best tips to get you started.
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Exploring Whistler’s Iconic Backcountry Peaks in Winter
Backcountry explorer, Abby Cooper, inspires us to look at some of Whistler's iconic peaks for our next backcountry ski adventure.
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Insider’s Guide to Snowshoeing in Whistler
Looking to slow down and enjoy the scenery? Strap on a pair of snowshoes and head out on Whistler's trails for a mellow meander or heart pumping climb.
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Insider’s Guide to Hockey in Whistler
Hockey (or ice hockey to some) is a popular pastime in Whistler, with frozen lakes in winter and an indoor ice rink for year-round play.
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Snowboarder to Backcountry Skier: Switching Skill Sets
How a snowboarder became a backcountry skier - photographer and mountain explorer, Bruin Alexander shares his story of becoming a beginner again.
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Hiking in the Rain: Tips for When it Drips
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.
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