From steep single tracks to meandering gravel trails and paved paths, Whistler's extensive network of trails offer adventure to every kind of explorer.
- for lap or family sessional swim Meadow Park Sports Centre's main pool now open for lap or family sessional swim
- Valley Trail use guidelines during COVID-19Valley Trail use guidelines during COVID-19– Whistler Bylaw and RCMP will be patrolling to remind everyone to practice proper physical distancing.
Adventure Smart–winter safety
We all have a responsibility to be adventure smart and respect and protect Whistler's precious environment. We've got some helpful tips before you head onto the ice or into the snow.
Alpine Trail network
World-class hiking and mountain biking trails are being developed on Mount Sproatt and Rainbow Mountain. Learn more about the completed trails and this incredible backcountry alpine experience.
Lost Lake Park trails
Lost Lake Park has an extensive network of multi-use hiking and biking trails in the summer. In Winter, trails transform into a favourite cross country ski and snowshoe offering.
Singletrack bike trails
Whistler has an array of singletrack cross country mountain bike trails for intermediate and advanced riders.
Train Wreck trail
A short, easy-to-access trail, the Train Wreck and suspension bridge are a favourite spot for hikers and mountain bikers.
Valley Trail
The Valley Trail connects Whistler Village with surrounding parks and neighbourhoods. It is the perfect alternative to car-travel or the perfect way to spend a day exploring.
E-bikes
Learn more about access and bylaws surrounding electronic bikes on Whistler's trail networks.
Maps
View Whistler's online, interactive maps to find trails, points of interest, public art, parking, and more.
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