Train Wreck Trail

A favorite among hikers and bikers, this trail features derailed train cars covered with graffiti. You can learn more about the history of the train wreck at two interpretive panels on either side of the suspension bridge.

  • Distance:2.6km return (out and back on the same trail)
  • Elevation gain: 71m
  • Trail Description: Gravel surface, 1.5m wide, two-way traffic, multi-use

Directions:

The trail first follows a portion of the Sea to Sky Trail for 800m then makes a right turn onto Train Wreck Express. It crosses a 27m railway inspired suspension bridge just before the site of the main train wreck. The trail is suitable for all ages and abilities.

Getting There:

The Train Wreck site and suspension bridge can be accessed at the south end off Whistler in the Cheakamus Crossing neighborhood. At Highway 99 follow Cheakamus Lakes Road to Legacy Way. Turn right off of Legacy Way on to Jane Lakes Road. The trailhead is located at the bottom of Jane Lakes Road on the right side. Two free parking lots are available on either side of the road.

Nature:

Enjoy the scenery and wildlife on this trail as it passes through forest and wetland ecosystems with spectacular views of the Cheakamus River.

Please:

  • Stay on-trail and keep right. Watch for oncoming traffic and people who want to pass. Slow down when vision is limited, or the trail is busy.
  • Pack out what you pack in.
  • Keep you dogs on leash and pick up their poop.

Whistler Train Wreck Map

Contact

Resort Operations
604-935-8307
parks@whistler.ca