Two beautiful mountains with gorgeous runs and facilities. FYI, The green runs on the upper areas are equivalent to intermediate level runs in California. The only true beginner runs are at the bottom. Track your skiing history on their app.

The Best place ever I visited i guess. Went there two times.Mountains are so beautiful and the views are amazing, it just feels like you are watching some painting that is hand made. Food is amazing at the whistler village. It’s peaceful to be there. You can do shopping and other activities you like. Peak 2 Peak gondola is superb. A must visit place. Can’t wait to go back again.

Still busy at the end of skiing season. Take the lifts up for the gorgeous view even if you don’t ski. The restaurant on the top was too crowded and packed with customers. We went in and came out right away. Pack your own water and snacks to avoid the crowds. Too risky during Covid too.

Had a blast at Whistler Blackcomb. The weather was mostly great (except the unexpected blizzard at the peak one day). The lifts and gondolas were smooth and even with the long lines at times, it still went quick. The runs are great and challenging. The peak to peak gondola was great as well. You really didn’t ever have a reason to go to the base of the mountain.

We visited in summer (Aug 2023), it’s so beautiful and amazing to see the mountains and rope way experience is world class. If you are in Vancouver, you must visit Whistle. It’s 2 hours 30 mins travel from Vancouver. In the same ticket, you will travel to Blackcomb mountain, then Blackcomb peak to Whistler mountain. After taking a short trail, you can visit “the peak”. Overall experience is awesome. There are few Indian restaurants which have amazing foods.

Favorite place to snowboard. Amazing resort, the views are amazing, and just going down the trails is a blast. Definitely want to come back here to snowboard.

Shocking - I’ve skied Whistler for over 20 years and It has huge terrain. Probably on a great day some of the best skiing , though I was shocked as Covid continues to be a problem this Corporation -Vale does not give a damn. gondola’s packed. No vaccines required only a ski buff. If you are looking to catch Covid climb aboard their covid gondola. You’ll enjoy 15 minutes crammed into a space with 5 others who might be contagious. A wonderful American company (Vale) looking to only make money. Other ski companies like RCR have brought in vaccine requirements for staff and guests. It can be done. Thanks to corporate greed and looking the other way - spreading covid is like spreading Christmas cheer in Whistler.

This is one of the best mountains I have ever skied ! I plan to come back again soon! Highly recommend you check it out. The mountains are so beautiful

Amazing ski resort! One of the best if not the best I’ve ever been to. Great facilities and Even great rental equipment. Staff is friendly too but it gets too busy in high seasons.

Great mountains and staff. When you 1st get there in morning don't let the crowds waiting to go up on gondolas scare you. Eventually the crowds spread out all over the 214 trails and I think 15 other lifts around the mountains. Lift attendants are great and know how to keep the crowds moving. The groomers really do a great job. Trails are waiting for you nice and groomed. There must be a battalion of groomers and lift attendants.

The best service ever and the best part to skiing. The maintenance work at the runs is outstanding and the lifts are taking good care. Also there are a wide variety of restaurants, shops and entertaining. Good quality hotels to stay and friendly staff.

An exhilarating experience at the sky slope! The breathtaking views and adrenaline-pumping adventure made it an unforgettable visit. The staff was helpful and ensured a safe and enjoyable time. Whether you're a seasoned skier or a beginner, this place has something for everyone. Can't wait to return for more thrilling moments!

It's a popular destination for skiing and snowboarding, boasting world-class slopes and facilities. Beyond winter activities, Whistler offers a diverse range of outdoor recreation in the summer, such as biking, hiking, and golfing. Additionally, the village of Whistler has charming shopping and dining spots, providing visitors with a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Plenty of snow up top but none in the Villiage this year so far. Lines for the Gondola weren't too bad given its early Kanuary peak season. Not ideal conditions but made the most of it. More snow forecast later this week

World class resort. I love my home mountain in South Lake Tahoe, but size wise, this is like driving a full size pick up truck, vs playing with a Hot Wheel. Incredible place. I will be back.

Best ski resort in Canada. Different train for all family numbers.You will find wifi and food services on top of the moutain.Food are very good and price reasonable.Almost the same price as Vancouver downtown bistro. Staff are friendly.

Due to Mother Nature not bringing in much snow, they were constantly making snow. I feel some of the trails were not marked very well at some of the intersections. One sign was past the turn. You would have noticed it better if you were coming straight down. Being this was my first time, I had to keep pulling my phone out to look at the map. Everyone we encountered was really nice.

Whistler Blackcomb mountains are a treat for both skiers/boarders alike in the winter. While bikers and hikers are abundant in the summer. The area is absolutely fantastic for the adventurist and the tourist too. It is a must to visit, up the Whistler village gondola, on to the Peak 2 Peak and descending down the Blackcomb gondola. Worth it.

Worth the trip for sure. Accommodations are expensive in the winter season. Book in advance and research about parking lots and shuttle services. I sometimes drop off my skis and friends at the village center and then find a cheaper parking spot for the day. Whistler Creekside has free parking but it’s not in the whistler village where all the shops and restaurants are located. The lifts are open at 8:30 am and no night skiing.

Great ski resort. Had great snow in middle February 2024. Did Heliskiing one day. Awesome experience with great guides, super powder and lots of sunshine.

I’m totally love this place. It’s so beautiful in the summer and I make me say “wow” when the first time I come here. Very clear lake and natural. This is a place worth going in the summer

Loved my time here. Great place for Sunday sunbathing , swimming and chilling. The crowd here is really nice. The only thing I didn’t like about this place is the unavailability of a parking space. There are free shuttles from Whistler village but the place has no public or pay parking nearby. There is a parking for pickups and specially abled people but it’s too small to cater to the needs to so many people coming here on weekend and weekdays alike

If you are in Whistler, you need to visit Lost Lake. The trailhead to go towards lost lake is walkable from the whistler village. It’s a short trail that takes you to the main lake beach and you can continue to loop around the lake. We met a lot of folks on the lake and trail so it’s a popular spot if you prefer hiking around the people. Also met a lot of dogs so it seems like a dog loved spot!! There were clean restrooms at the main beach.

Beautiful lake. Really popular spot and heavily trafficked. Come earlier in the day during the week to avoid the crowds in the afternoons. The lost lake trail is a short 4km loop around the lake with minimal elevation changes - super easy walk around. The trail is shared by hikers, and also mountain bikers. You can choose to take the nature trail which is for hiking only. There are probably only about 20 or so parking spots at lost lake park, so you may be better off just parking in lot 4 or lot 5 then walking over to lost lake.

Go there before 10:45am or after 5pm to enjoy the parking. Great place for jumping on the water.

A beautiful lake with a golf course next to it. A must visit place in Whistler

We park the car in Lot 5 and took a 10-minute walk through the woods to get to the lake. The lake was frozen in February. Absolutely beautiful.

Nice quiet park with easy walking trails around the lake.

It’s ok. If you don’t have much to do you can visit.

A beautiful lake that invites you to get lost within its wonderful environment. The biking trails are exciting and numerous.

Absolutely stunning lake, can’t wait to come back here when it’s snowy. It’s about a 25 minute walk in total from Whistler Village and it’s super flat and easy. On the walk there you will see some beautiful views as-well, so it’s certainly worth it. There are also restrooms along the way.

Anyone who visits Whistler, I would highly recommend visiting Lost Lake. Amazing place, serene environment, pretty quiet place and breathtaking views. You can hop on shuttle bus that goes every 15-20 minutes from Whistler Village (back and forth).

Calm beautiful lake. Nice trail, had an amazing experience with family.

Very beautiful and calming lake. Nice for having a hike or just a walk. You can walk up the jetty and sit at the water for hours and relax. Very enjoyable

super refreshing and love the diving boards!! not my favourite lake honestly but is fun to visit during the summer

A nice and easy walk in the nature. Note: due to protective measures in place for toads at this time of the year, you are not able to complete the full loop around the lake itself however detour routes are available. We’ve spotted toads outside of the protective zone so keep your eyes open on all trails including the upper panorama.

A beautiful place with several trails for hiking. We took the free shuttle there and back. Worked out well. The lake is beautiful and peaceful. Definitely recommend going here.

Very nice and serene place hidden in Whistler. Highly recommended. Watch out the bears.

A beautiful place to showcase two nations. There are guided tours, but I showed up close to closing so I just walked around. I was able to listen to the tour guides and they are knowledgeable. The gift shop definitely has something for every visitor. I would have tried the food at the restaurant, but they already shut down. I will definitely be back!

It is an amazing museum for understanding Squamish and Lil'wat cultures. Most of the people focus on indoor galleries. The museum also includes outdoor areas, like forest walk and traditional buildings.

Very informative and well laid out. From the master craver who took the time to talk about his craft and meanings behind the totem cravings, the friendly and knowledgeable staff who lead the tours and the examples of totem poles, indigenous mask and weaving, definately worth a visit to become more culturally aware.

Fun place to learn about the local history and culture of indigenous people. The museum isn't big, but full of artifacts and stories about the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and Líl̓wat7úl peoples. The price includes a guided tour, and our interpreter is very well-versed in the ancestral history of both cultures. Approximately 1.5 hours is needed to explore everything in the museum. Be sure to check behind the museum for a modern reconstruction of pit house and an interpretive trail. They are not clearly marked from inside the museum. I almost missed it!

Beautiful architecture. Exhibits connect with the lived experience of local first Nations staff. Food created in the cafeteria is delicious and ample. Gift shop offers a selection of mass market BC indigenous designs. Priced for most shoppers. I'll return!!

I truly loved this museum and cultural center. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and proud of their heritage. The exhibits are engaging and detailed, set in a beautiful facility. Their new exhibit upstairs about medicine covered everything from nutrition practices, emotional and spiritual health, and the toll of illegal food testing performed on indigenous children. I found this exhibit, and how it came to be, to be the most powerful. Thank you for all you do to educate the community and tourists.

Nice cultural building, exhibits are well presented with a small outdoor path to walk and learn. It is a short visit but you got a film and a guided tour. Would have love to see live totem carving but due to the Forest fires, it was suspended. If you want to do an arts and craft activity, you should book it in advance online as they are short staffed and it could not be available on site.

Our wedding was spectacular here at the SLCC thanks to Taylor and the team! We were so thankful we were able to have our special day where we could have Canadian roots a part of it! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS VENUE FOR WEDDINGS!

This was a fantastic place to visit! If you have some down time and are looking for something to do definitely check it out. Learning about the history and people of the area wonderful. The art and craftsmanship of all the pieces was amazing. The gift shop is full of little treasures and I was able to pick some beautiful art to take home.

Very interesting centre. It is quite small so won't take you too long, but it is still very informative. The tours are well done. Definitely worth a visit! They also have a wonderful Cafe and the most delicious bannock made fresh every day they are open.... make sure you get there early enough before they run out!!

Must see for anyone passing by Whistler! I would even encourage anyone traveling through BC and interested in First Nations culture to make the detour because this center is a rare find in Canada. It's very well curated with free guides every hour. Each guide adds a personal touch and so we actually did the tour twice with two different guides. There's also even a pit house, long house and a forest trail with information on how plants are used. We meant to spend one hour here and with the treasure trove of material, great cafe/gift shop, stayed for almost 5! Thank you to the kind and friendly staff who accommodated us and answered our many questions.

Fascinating accounts and displays portray how First Nation peoples lived, survived, adapted, and innovated in the rivers, forests, and Rocky Mountains of Western Canada. Definitely worth a guided tour!

Wonderful time as always ❤️ i love the cultural knowledge that's shared here . Its a must visit . They got a movie theater and museum and gift shop and cafe shop . They host events/ programs here . People can rent out there event conference room area. They are next to the Fairmount and nearby hotels . There is elevators if folks can't use the staircase . There is public transportation here via bus stop or shuttle. They got a parking lot . They got nature trails around the center. Its good to know the Squamish / Lil'wat peoples history of this land area . Its good to bring kids to here . They currently got a beautiful photography exhibit called unceded . Staff is very welcoming and knowledgeable .

An incredible must-do experience in Whistler! The trip wouldn’t have been the same without it! My family loved it too! Definitely take the guided tour, it’s very interesting!

A beautiful museum with fun & knowledgable guides. Have me a much fuller understanding of the native people / first nation cultures, beliefs and mythology. The food in the cafe is excellent and is inspired by typical native American food. Informative, eye catching & vibrant, the cultural centre is well worth a visit.

West Coast history and culture! I have been regularly coming to Whistler to visit the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre. It’s a beautiful space that exemplifies the unique culture found in this area of the world. The food at the cafe is a must! My salad was graced with wild fresh morel mushrooms. I highly recommend this place as a cafe, museum, and art gallery. With 300+ First Nations in Canada it is a wonderful way to introduce visitors and residents a like to the Squamish and Lil’wat nations.

Beautiful place to visit with the best bannock/fry bread! A great way to learn about the shared unceded Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh and Lil̓wat7úl lands we now know as ‘Whistler’ and the peoples who carry ancestral wisdom of them, historically and presently.

A great way to spend a couple of hours in Whistler learning more about the history, rich culture, and beautiful creations of the First Nation peoples of the region. It also has a very nice cafe (I recommend the Salmon Chowder and Bannock) and gift shop.

The place looks really nice, it's a museum, with that on mind you'll know that the activities inside are not as fun as doing snowboard.

Very educational! I started with a 15 minute film explaining the Squamish Lil’wat history before walking around the center for an hour. I finished in the gift shop and bought a lovely handmade porcelain bowl for a reasonable price. Food looked good too!

I bought the $20 general admission ticket which is actually a tour includes a 15min movie and 30min guide sharing the culture and walking us through the exhibitions. The staff are all Lil'wat nation people, it is quite an amazing experience to learn more about their beliefs and lifestyle.

everyone visiting Whistler should come here. admission includes an incredible 1 hour guided tour with a Squamish/Lil’wat National. it was an extremely culturally eye opening experience, which I would highly recommend to everyone. enjoy traditional food at the cafe too. would be very interested in a guided woodland and bear tour too if the centre were to ever offer this!

Nice falls, not a long walk from the parking lot. A little busy with people. Worth a quick stop on your way through. Decent amount of parking. Some bathrooms available here too. You cross a train track to get to the falls. Saw some folks walking with their dogs as well.

It’s always a favorite of our clients! We usually (May - Oct) stop there on the way to Whistler. Really scenic place, with free parking and usually not difficult to find a parking space. Highly recommended!

A beautiful piece of Whistler that complements the nature aesthetic. The waterfall is scenic and picturesque with the lookout offering perfect views for photos and videos. The parking options are okay, not a lot of spots, but that is a testament to the enduring popularity of the spot. The bathrooms are incredibly stinky to walk by, however it is to be expected. Overall, wonderful experience that is worth the drive over.

On a whim, my wife and I decided to go see the Brandywine waterfalls on a Sunday morning and we embarked on a scenic road trip from Vancouver. The parking area near the trailhead is convenient, and there are a decent number of restrooms next to the parking lot. The trail path is well-maintained and is a very easy walk of 10 minutes, making it accessible for most hikers. The trail is dog-friendly, and we encountered several furry friends along the way, which added to the charm of the experience. But oh, the falls! Standing at 70 meters tall, Brandywine Falls is a spectacle to behold. The sheer force of the water cascading down into the gorge creates a mesmerizing sight and an incredible photo opportunity. Despite its popularity, the area never felt too crowded, allowing us to soak in the beauty of nature without feeling overwhelmed by crowds. If you're a nature enthusiast or just looking for a refreshing day trip from Vancouver, Brandywine Falls should be on your list for its ease of access and stunning natural beauty.

My friends and I used to drive past and miss MUST Go spot on the route to Whistler for a few times. My friend suggested us to check out. That trail was very nice and easy to train tracks, the beautiful fall and the amazing view of mountains and forests. That took about 20 minutes one way. It is worth checking out!

What a beautiful waterfall! Must see attraction on the sea to sky highway. If you have some extra time, take the detour to swim lake for a secluded and peaceful experience! Large parking lot, so I wouldn't expect it to be full except on summer weekends.

Brandywine Falls, nestled in the heart of Whistler's natural beauty, is a captivating sight to behold. This easily accessible wonder offers a picturesque view of nature's artistry. The falls are a short walk from the parking area, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a quick and rewarding nature fix. The convenience, however, comes with a caveat. On weekends, finding a parking spot can be quite challenging due to its popularity. Arriving early or visiting on weekdays can help avoid the crowds and parking woes. Once you reach the falls, you're greeted with a mesmerizing 70-meter cascade that plunges into a lush canyon. The viewpoint provides an excellent vantage point for photos, and the roar of the waterfall creates a soothing background soundtrack. The well-maintained trails around the falls allow for further exploration, providing an opportunity to immerse yourself in the surrounding forest. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the diversity of plant and animal life in this ecosystem. Despite the weekend parking hustle, Brandywine Falls is a delightful and accessible natural attraction in Whistler. It's a perfect spot for a brief escape into nature's grandeur, and the falls' beauty makes it a must-see destination for both locals and visitors.

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!! This park is right off the sea to sky highway, has free parking, and is a short and easy hike! Although it's short and easy, the views here are spectacular and what you would expect to see from a long hike ! The falls themselves are absolutely stunning, and there is a lookout point to get the best view of them. Along the trail there are multiple different lookout points, and multiple different sights to see, including a valley with a river flowing through, the waterfalls, the rapids, a rock wall, train tracks, and you can even look across and see the snow covered mountain peaks !!! There are many different and unique photo opportunities here as well.

Beautiful place. Next time I’m gonna hike down I to the base of the falls though to get the best experience. I seen people down there so there is a way.

My family and I recently had the pleasure of visiting Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, and it was an absolute delight for all of us. Traveling with kids aged 12 and 7, accessibility and family-friendliness were essential, and this park delivered on both fronts. One of the standout features of the park is the easy access. It's conveniently located near a parking lot, making it incredibly accessible for families. We were pleased to find that within minutes of parking, we were already on our way to enjoy the park. This accessibility is a significant advantage, especially when traveling with young children who can sometimes grow impatient during longer hikes. The highlight of our visit was the well-constructed boardwalk that leads to the majestic Brandywine Falls. This boardwalk is not only safe but also incredibly picturesque, offering stunning views of the surrounding forest. The kids were excited to explore the winding path, and it provided an opportunity to teach them about local flora and fauna along the way. When we reached the viewing platform at the falls, the kids were in awe of the breathtaking 230-foot waterfall. It was an unforgettable experience for all of us, and we spent quite some time taking in the natural beauty of the surroundings. We even managed to capture some fantastic family photos. Brandywine Falls Provincial Park exceeded our expectations, providing a fantastic day out for our family. With its easy access from the parking lot, well-maintained boardwalk, and the sheer wonder of Brandywine Falls, it's a must-visit destination for families with kids of all ages. Our visit left us with beautiful memories and a deeper appreciation for the natural wonders of British Columbia.

Right along the Sea To Sky Highway with plenty of parking spots for Cars/SUV and RVs make this a MUST stop for a quick break and easy and short hike to Brandywine Waterfall. There are plenty of hiking trails from this place which takes you to some beautiful places including the Whistler Bungee Jumping area. Although you can drive to the Whistler Bungee on its own but there is a hiking trail from here as well. The Lake Trail which is short about 500 meters long with a Loop Trail around the lake itself but it was closed when I visited. Although,,not an easy hike with plenty of uphills and downhills with big and small rocks all over but at the end rewards you with a small lush and calm beautiful lake with clear water. I put a video of that lake as well. Do come mosquito prepared in the summer seasons as there are plenty of mosquitos here and around.

Really stunning waterfall and easily accessible as well as safe. Can get fairly busy, but it's worth the drive to come see.

One of the beautiful provincial parks in Whistler. Very good parking facility. No entrance fee. Need to walk 500m to view the waterfall. In between the way there is a railway track. There are a lot of photo spots. Restroom facilities are there but not very clean. There are a lot of benches and desks to sit chit chat and have food

Stunning waterfall, a must visit location if you are coming to Squamish or whistler. Huge parking lot . 2 min hike to the falls. Almost spend around 10mins enjoying the falls.

Beautiful hidden gem.its just a small walk from car park.there are 2 view point,one is within 10 min walk with a observation deck where you can have fall view and if you walk further you can see a beautiful view of Garibaldi lake and mountains. You have to cross rail cross towards the location and thats a beautiful view Its really a beautiful spot for a small stop over to whistler

Beautiful place, 3-4 small hikes pretty easy pet friendly and lots of parking if you get there early. Must visit and enjoy !

Impressive experience! The fact that they are a non-profit and help support athletes train makes you really feel good about paying to go and I think it’s very good value too. It’s not for the faint hearted though, honestly it’s so fast and we were only going half as fast as they do when they race! Worth it to learn more about these winter sports. Great team too.

Did both Bobsled and Skeleton. So fun! Highly recommend doing both...staff are fantastic! Not scary at all...of the the two the skeleton goes by the quickest with least G's pulled...you see more of the track during the bobsled experience.

Really detailed tour, explained lots of interesting facts about how the runs work. Didn't realise when we booked that this is not for profit, but to enable sportspeople to train! Loved it.

Oh my God what fun this is, this is a must. The price is good and the money goes back in to the Canadian Olympics team. You get to walk the track get info about the bobsleding, luge, and skeleton. Man you look on TV and think nothing about the turn then you stand in a turn and will go "dam".

Absolutely incredible! An amazing Olympic bobsled experience, the highlight of my week in Whistler. Wonderful staff that is focused on guest safety and providing a terrific experience for all. Very fortunate to have the sled driven on my visit by Canadian Olympic bobsled team member Chris, a genuinely great guy and skilled sled driver. Be sure to purchase the video of your ride at the end - all proceeds go to support the Olympic athletes who train here. A truly unique experience. I’m an adrenaline junkie and give the Whistler Sliding Centre five stars!

Super friendly staff, top to bottom. Clean easy process for safety and instruction. Incredible experience. It is certainly an intense ride, but not more than an out of shape middle aged person can handle.

Whistler Mountain Bike Park is a rider's paradise, boasting world-class trails and breathtaking scenery. The variety of runs caters to all skill levels, from smooth beginner paths to challenging expert descents. Enthusiasts rave about the meticulously maintained trails, the professional lift system, and the vibrant community. Highlights include the A-Line for thrilling jumps and the Top of the World trail for stunning alpine views. The park's dedication to safety and rider experience is evident, making it a must-visit for mountain biking aficionados. The mix of adrenaline and natural beauty creates an unparalleled experience, leaving riders eager to return.

Best bike park in the world! Come here every year just to ride those awesome trails. Wooden features, big drops, gap jumps, rock rolls, anything you could think of just how amazing they built those bike trails. Went to "Top of the world" for the first time, and the view is totally spectacular.

Took the intro to Park session and I am so glad I did. Really learn the essential to enjoy the park. What a wonderful place!!! I had so much fun!!! A must try activity if you are in Whistler.

Whistler is fun no matter when you go. Skiing, mountain biking sightseeing or hiking. Fantastic place!

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING! An absolutely amazing park with so many awesome and fun trails. My favorite was crank it up, and I eventually got good enough after a days’ practice to do A-line. I bought the day pass and got an all pass. A super adventure and I highly recommend it! I also met a lot of great people on the chairlift and the staff and are really nice :)

this is the perfect resort, but braking bumps are incredibly aggressive and arm pump is an issue, but this is the case with all bike parks. Whistler truly is the mecca of bike parks.

We had an incredible family experience at the bike park! We took lessons from Evan Douglas and he was patient and made sure we felt comfortable with each skill he taught us. I would highly recommend him as an instructor! I recommend lessons as we properly learned how to load a gondola with 4 bikes and how to do different kinds of trails! It was definitely a busy time of year as it was the day before the Red Bull Joyride and my kids loved that! There were long line ups for the gondola but that was to be expected because there were so many people in the town because of all the Crankworks events. I want to take my family back next year because the experience was so incredible!

Top 5 location in my books. Fantastic selection of trails for all skill levels. The park speaks for itself with its world renowned trails and features. Unfortunately due to weather only the Fitzsimmons lift was open but still had plenty of trails to ride. Particularly enjoyed Crank It Up, Fantastic etc. Would go back in a heartbeat. This is a must for every mountain biker in the world. Staff are very friendly and helpful and everyone in the short queues are introducing themselves to other travellers from all across the globe.

Amazing park and awesome trails! I am relatively new to mountain biking and decided to take the “intro to park” lesson. It was super informative and our guide totally helped us hone the basics! I don’t think I would have survived if I tried to go without taking that lesson! I would highly recommend the class if you are new to the world of mountain biking!

Awesome! Bike park is incredible, great bike lessons and rentals. All trails are very well maintained and indicated. We went there last week of the season, great weather and few people.

I visited here on Canada day on Canada day that is July 1st 2022., There was a little concert in Whistler Olympic plaza. It was a Sunny day very nice vibe. There are restaurants around the plaza. Hotels all around nearby. Hotels were expensive as it was long weekend. So I recommend to plan weigh ahead for good deals. There is a fresh market, Where you can buy fruit snacks wafers and even hot food if you don't want to dine in a restaurant. Overall Whistler was a good experience was just for one night stay.

Great place to visit. Kids enjoyed a lot. Will plan to visit again.

It is highly recommended to go at any time of the year! There are beautiful spaces to enjoy with the family. The views are beautiful. The time I enjoy the most is during winter, it is beautifully adorned with lights

This is one of the most beautiful towns I have been in, inside Canada. It is a great place to go for a getaway, mountain biking, skiing. Visited on June 1st, and the weather was quite pleasant. Great place to take some beautiful photos.

Visiting the Olympic plaza of Whistler takes you in a time travel to the Olympic games organized in the same place. The city of Whistler is very beautiful with all is greeneries and cultural connection to the squamish and lil'wat first nation communities. Besides, the Whistler Olympic plaza give you the change to lay on the green field of grass, take a picture with the Olympic sign and observe the totems that are in the place. The plaza also offers very clean and city maintained public restrooms. The parking lots are located on the other side of the main street. Parking is free of charge after 5:00 PM. Reviewed by Tarek Belghith from RZ Network Inc Ottawa Ontario Canada

I'm visiting from California and it's my first time to be here. I really enjoy my visit here. I love how clean and fun this place.

Great place to gather around. It has a ice rink which kids and adults would enjoy.

A great venue to congregate for a wide spectrum of activities all year round. An awesome ice rink and winter playground in the winter. And a wonderful green lawn to sit on and listen to an open air concert in the summer.

Walk across from the main Whistler Village ro check out the Olympic Plaza, where you can see the Olympic Rings and there are shops and restaurants here too. Wished we spent more time at Whistler, but it's a great day trip from Vancouver and you can come by yourself via shuttle service such as YVR Skylynx

Just like our traditional after we moved to BC. We came to visit this place on family day weekend every year for skate and the kids had so much fun because they loved snow. A lot of restaurants and shops for you to visit so convenient for washrooms and parking spot everywhere around. The playground where my daughters never wanted to leave. So see you again next year

We went skating here and it was so fun! There is a ramp to skate up and down. The lights were also so beautiful at night! Affordable as well.

Cool place to explore a piece a history. Otherwise fairly plain.

Was invited to a well organized, respectful private event "A Bicycle Rave" We started at the Whistler Olympic Plaza beautiful place, off we went thru the village to a secluded location. We did come back and shop the next morning ❣️

I love the Olympics so loved being here. Nice to read all the facts about the venue and medallists.

Superb place, great experience.

Drove up to Whistler, the Plaza and the Village are very well maintained, looks great!

A nice place to sit and have coffee while the kids enjoy the excellent playground. Lots of food options and two different coffee shops too. There are often events or concerts but other times, especially in the morning it is very quiet. There are excellent views of the mountains. Wow!

Pretty nice trail and very easy for everyone. Nice suspension bridge that you will have to cross and the train wreck itself is nice. Would recommend for a simple trail. Parking lot just outside seemed to have a good amount of spots.

Cool to see. The train cars are about a 20-30 minute walk from the parking area depending on your pace.

Very charming and beautiful museum that celebrates indigenous arts and culture, and features amazing works of local artists. Definitely doesn’t have a “wow” factor like museums in bigger cities, but if you are interested and curious about the local art scenes, it’s worth it to check it out. Aside from the artworks, the museum features impressive architectural work and a blend of indoor-outdoor design.

Love coming here because of the collection that stimulated the viewer deep within. Especially the dark mask hall. It's like they're talking to you.

Breathtaking architecture design to make walking through the exhibit a perfect multisenses experience. We enjoyed the permanent collection. It is one of these museums that invites you take your time for an amazing art experience. The native art was spectacular.

A must see in Whistler! Wonderful; knowledgeable hosts, a beautiful highly unique building, masterpieces of art. Exquisitely arranged and selected. Looking forward to many more visits 🌎❤️🙂☮️👍

A wonderful art museum featuring local artists. The building is beautiful. And throughly enjoyed the art pieces.

I strongly recommend this museum. Both the exterior and interior design are gorgeous! And their current exhibition, Flowers from the Wreckage, is just stunning. You should really take your time and patiently go through every piece. They even offer you magnifying glasses so that you can look closer.

I may not have visited the museum but wanted to attend the yoga class (Amanda, the instructor, was excellent). Love that you can pay for the yoga class which also gets you admission to the museum. Then I enjoyed the museum too! It's expertly done.

I love going to this gallery. They always have a great exhibits and a beautiful permanent collection. The building itself is a work of art. I love walking the long glass hallway when it’s snowing. It’s like being inside a snow globe.

Ever since I heard about this place I wanted to visit. But there was COVID, and also the restriction of needing winter tires between October and March. In a civilised country there would be all day everyday electric trains between Vancouver and Whistler, but this is Canada. So we booked a hotel for two nights. One might be enough. We were about 90 minutes in the museum. The permanent collection is very impressive - lots of Emily Carr and Group of 7. But the indigenous art is what really grabbed me. I even bought the book of the Dempsey Bob exhibit. The architecture is also arresting. You should go.

Really nice little museum with B.C. artists and indigenous art. There was a separate exhibition for skateboarding culture when we were there. Nice shop on premises. The grounds and building were also really nice. $20 for adults and very quiet this time of year, we had the place to ourselves.

If you're in Whistler and have a couple of hours to spare I recommend you visit. The collections are surprisingly rich in well known artists and the space is large and well laid out. The curators are Clea passionate and knowledgeable. I've visited twice now and found a lot of new exhibits the second time. Background info on the artists and key works help to provide insights on what you're looking at and the variety of artists and mediums means there should be something for all tastes. I also want to mention the building itself which is very striking and modern without looking horribly out of place amongst the trees. Gift shop is small but classy.

Beautiful art museum with a lot of Canadian artists and First Nations art. Definitely worth a visit. Can be echoey so be prepared to quietly take your time.

Architecturally stunning. Solid exhibit today with Gordon Smith, Emily Carr and Edward John Hughes pieces... But the gallery is too small for the admission fee. I hope they expand. I felt the same way last time I visited last year.

Came here with a group and a private tour and found the featured exhibit incredibly interesting - the artist was Manabu Ikeda and the exhibit was called Flowers from the Wreckage. I loved the collection and it was super cool to learn more about it from our tour guide. Otherwise, the rest of the exhibits were a little less interesting, and the place is small so you get through it fast. Overall a cool place if you catch the right exhibits, one of the prettiest layouts I've seen for a place and great location since it's super close to downtown.

Great first nations mask art. Some Emily Carr paintings you don't get to see often. It's also an architectural gem in it's own right.

This is an amazing experience. The building alone is pretty impressive, and the interior has a nice flow to it, more of an intimate art observing experience bc of the many small rooms/sections & exhibits. There are premium, local artists in on display here. Absolutely worth the ticket

Good collection of paintings, photography and first nation masks and sculptures. All in a contemporary, artistic architecture

The Audain Art Museum is a masterpiece in itself with its inspiring architecture. The collection features beautiful Indigenous art, masks, and captivating works by Emily Carr. A must-visit for art enthusiasts when in Whistler. More opening days would be wonderful…

Fantastic Trail to run or bike around Whistler Golf Course. Easily accessible from the village.

(Translated by Google) A comfortable and easy trail to walk on (Original) 舒服也很容易走的Trail

We took a private beginner cross country ski lesson with Carla and she was amazing! She was patient, very thorough, kind, and gave great advice to improve our technique. She helped make our first time at the park a great experience. The Day Lodge actually has good food, too! There’s not much snow currently but it was more than enough for us beginners. It has a great green path to practice on and we even did part of a blue one. Overall, we had a really great time! Oh one note: the lesson fee does NOT include the park entrance ticket. We didn’t know until we got to the gate and paid the same-day fee (currently $35/person for XC skiing). It’s cheaper to buy it online before the day you go.

I was up there for the 2022 XC Nationals ski races and it was the best time of my life. The staff is really nice and the food is good the restrooms are clean and the trails are super fun the signage is super clear, there are maps on almost every trail. The race trails were marked super well to, with an official on all the crossings and major hills and turns, they also had ski patrol out by all the bridges crossing over the brooks. The biathlon range is super nice and for me being a biathlete it was really cool to be on an Olympic biathlon range. So overall this is by far the best ski park that i have ever raced in.

Meet a very rude old ski patroller who insulted me on the dog trails. Also didn’t seem to understand the trail network. Whistler should consider hiring patrollers who are knowledgeable about the network and who have actual people skills. Unfortunately a disappointing experience, particularly considering the cost of the park.

Enjoyed a day of snowshoeing up last week. Not too busy and the staff were helpful. Only complaint is the 80s pop music blaring out of speakers outside; I could still hear the music at least a quarter of the way along Stadium Explorer.

Paradise upon Earth! One of the best places I've skied in BC. The resort is very well run and maintained. It's a great place to practise and train; there is a variety of flats and circuit terrain, as well as challenging hilly terrain, and some interesting olympic memorabilia. The scenery gets better the further you go

Fantastic RV park. Very clean and beautiful scenery. Cool ski jump hike on site. Only downside is 30’ drive to town.

Cafe at day lodge was bright and airy with decent menu. Perfect for post ski/snowshoe meal!

20 bucks entrance and rentals available on site. It's a great spot for snow shoeing and cross-country skiing. A lot of trails are available. There is a cafe on the site with a shop to buy an extra pair of gloves or clothes if you need any. Less crowded than other places, a great spot. Cheers to the nice and friendly staff as well.

Awesome place, one must go once in summer and oncd in winter, it has its own charm in both seasons

We were in jasper and we’re trying to book whistlers camp ground and made a mistake. When we called the camp ground the guy on the phone snapped at me no refunds. Didn’t care to even hear the mistake that was made. They are happy to steal your money. Terrible company. Thieves!

Pretty awesome seeing various venues used for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Exciting and great memories for Canadians. We spent one full day in the area snowshoeing recently. Very easy to navigate to the entrance and huge parking lot. You pay for the day. The roads were well plowed despite the recent snowfalls. We did Stadium Explorer and Wetland Wanderer with our snowshoes. This totalled about 6 kms and some good elevation gains. Pretty excellent snowshoeing with great vistas and being alone within the forest. Volunteers keep the trails in good shape and we were alone quite often. You can obtain a trail map which is super helpful in navigating. Also, the centre can provide answers, food and drink.

Thank you, Whistler Olympic Park and your staff, for an excellent biathlon day trip. The students enjoyed every moment, and the professionalism and safety measures impressed the teachers. Your hard work and dedication provided a memorable experience, and we highly recommend your services.

Karen and Sue truly are delighted people. They were over the top nice, very welcoming, and so friendly! They make you feel you are at home. Extremely helpful and they did make my day. Best experience ever! Thank you both ❤️🙏🏾

Staff members are really friendly and helpful ! I arrived at 9am and asked what I could visit. The lady in the front desk took the time to explained me a few things to visit. Strongly recommend if you won't know where to start in downtown

My friends and I had such an incredible time exploring Whistler. If you ever plan to visit for a short period of time I recommend at least 3-5 days. The Gondola ride to see the Whistler mountain and peak-to-peak is a must! You only need one ticket to ride on their Gondolas. Once your on top of the mountain, you can go hiking and explore the natures. Winter time they offer varieties Winter activities-skiing, snowboarding, etc. Summer- tons of bike riding hiking, etc. Gondola ends at 5pm so be sure you have your schedule set!

Whistler Village is really beautiful even in Spring. It's better for exploring but of course, in winter it's more magical. I would recommend booking a lodge here very early, a year before so you don't get miss out

Lots of good information here on outdoor activities and hotels etc . Its location of this center is next to the bus loop . There are also mini food shops inside with the visitor center.

My husband and I were visiting Whistler for a weekend and we had difficulties figuring out how to take a bus back to Vancouver. A little stressed out, we walked into the visitor centre and Debbi who was working at the time was extremely helpful and friendly. She calmed our nerves instantly by booking us the next bus out of there and overall by being a pleasant person. Thanks Debbi and Whistler visitor centre!

This would better be described as an anti-visitor centre. The woman who helped me could not have been more unfriendly and less helpful. Very atypical for a place so welcoming as Whistlerand hopefully this is not the norm.

Excellent service by Marie. I visited Whistler Visitor Centre early December 2023 to help plan my family's vacation. Marie was not only professional but also extremely knowledgable of Whistler's attractions. She recommended activities by age group, weather, and budget! Our favourites were the art gallery tours with hot chocolate and nighttime snowshoe with light shows! Marie went above and beyond to provide my family with a concierge-like experience - our family's trip was a success thanks to her!

This town is beautiful and you can always find lots of outdoor activities whichever the time of year you come to visit. You can do mountain bikes, ATV, kayaking etc in the summer and it’s a world famous winter sport tourism attraction so this place is even more popular in the winter. Lots of hotel, restaurants and shops are found in here. The hotels are usually very expensive but you still need to reserve a room at least a few weeks in advance.

We called into the Visitor Centre a few days ago and were served by Flory. The service and attitude we received was nothing short of appalling. We were treated in such a rude, abrasive and aggressive manner. This is the "face" of Whistler and for many, this is the first point of call. It doesn't matter if you are assisting locals, or international visitors - it is unacceptable to behave in this manner. Tourist dollars provide a lot of employment for people in Whistler. We met many Aussies and Brits with such positive, enthusiastic "can do" attitudes - you need staff like this in a Visitor Centre - not the begrudging negativity we encountered. The following day we called in and were assisted by Tracy - wow it was like night and day ! Tracy was so friendly and helpful and gave us a lot of useful local information. Winter season hasn't even started - you need to rethink your staffing. If you can't handle the heat, you need to get out of the kitchen !!

Karen was very friendly and helpful. One of my favorite people I met while in Whistler

I just came by to meet these two amazing beautiful women, not only beautiful but super helpful. And their lucky names are Karen and Flory. Keep helping, keep shining Cheers to you :)

Every time I come to Whistler, I find this information desk, especially helpful and so useful for booking my return bus back to Vancouver

A nice little library in an aesthetically built building. Feels heavenly during winter, watching the flurries and snow outside through the large windows. I won't call it very quiet, but the other factors make it a place worth spending a few spare hours you may have. If being among books sounds relaxing or fun to you, don't hesitate to drop in for a visit on your next Whistler trip.

One of my favorite libraries. For such a small community it is shockingly wonderful. Very close to the main walking pathway of the village, but kind of hidden on the backside of the Furniture Warehouse. The building is beautiful inside and out. Every touch point I've had with the staff has been great. They seem to love helping locals and visitors alike. Pro tip: You don't necessarily need to live in Whistler year round to be a member - just bring in proof of property ownership. And you certainly don't need to be a local to use it. They are connected to other systems like the Fraser Valley Regional Library system.

Thoughtful and caring staff. Beautiful, very well kept building. Lovely selection of books and all the tech amenities you could need. A huge benefit for the community!

A really wonderful surprise. This is, in my opinion, is a must-visit attraction in the Whistler catalogue (sorry, pun intended). One of the most calming, welcoming spaces our family has found here, with excellent staff. I always take the time to grab a paper, sit and soak up the ambiance while my kids wander amongst the riches presented with a custodial eye. Great space and community vibe.

10/10 library with beautiful aesthetics, plentiful light and wide ranging services.

The Whistler Library is absolutely fantastic, for a seemingly small selection I have always found really quality books and if they don't have something, they almost definitely have it available as an audiobook. There are a range of workstations and I love the couches by the fireplace. The staff is absolutely amazing, they are so kind and accommodating, always going the extra mile to get you what you need. This a fantastic service offered in Whistler <3

Nice cozy space in Whistler. We went for the children's story time, nicely animated. The kids loved it. It was very engaging. Also, I was surprised to see all of the things you can check out beyond books: board games and ukuleles among them. Who knew?

Welcoming and cozy library. Don’t shy away from coming as an out of town guest. Great place to work and relax. Great kids section lots of toys and book. Very friendly and helpful staff. Came here twice during our ski vacation.

Staffs were very friendly and helpful even though I just wanted to sit in and cut my time, that lady invited me to sit in beside the fireplace and read some books and magazines, I’ve very enjoyed the book and love this cozy place.

Amazing place perfect to study here or meet up with someone. A library card here gets you access to so many different resources and items. I totally love it there, the people who work there are lovely.

Such a beautiful, cozy place! From the architecture to the chairs to the outside deck and the living room, everything is lovely. The librarian Deryl is very sweet and helpful. Wonderful place to read, work, or just rest in the quiet for an hour if you're visiting the town.

Quite a nice facility, but it’s very loud. For some reason there’s a children’s play area in the back of the library. So there’s always babies and kids coming through crying and yelling. Some of the people in the library talk very loudly and the staff never tell them to be quite a respectful of people trying to work. The wifi is slow and during busy times it becomes basically unusable.

Beautiful community library with activities and books for all ages. Need to borrow a ukulele or rent a DVD? Stop by your local Whistler library, need to catch up on new or pick some board books for your little one? Yep, they have that too. The best part is that you can return the books you borrow at many lower mainland branch so that's cool!

parking place is 2minutes to the falls, some snow there, beautiful, 5 minutes when we drive leaving the falls, we met a brown bear, excited

Short walk from parking area. Public toilets are located close by but they look like outhouses… yuck. The falls is nice but not amazing.

The view point is at the parking lot. Very easy access and a beautiful surprise 😍

Well worth it , its a stunning waterfall at anytime of the year. Its got a viewing platform. Its got trails around . Its got a parking lot . Its got washroom outhouses . Its close to whistler not that far and not too far from the train wreck and brandywine falls too .

Great waterfall to see. In the parking lot and walk over the the ledge and you see it. No hiking needed lol

A waterfall along Seat to Sky Hwy that is different from Shannon falls, Brandywine falls, and Nairn Falls. This waterfall is located 10 km off Sea to Sky Hwy, and the road leading to the falls is quite scenic.

This waterfall is just 30 mins from whistler. One of the best waterfall I have seen in BC. The Water reflects the Color’s from the sun and it makes a rainbow. 100% recommended to everyone. Parking is also ample.

Almost as good as SF’s and there was no one else here. Well worth the visit!! next time we’ll make our way to the bottom looks like it can be reached fairly easily as we saw a family with a dog on the water.

It's very pretty but quite unsafe this time of year. Fall through even on the path where snow is melted.

Lovely falls! Very accessible area. The viewing platform is next to the parking lot so its great with those with mobility issues. Its about a 10 minute drive off the highway but the road is paved the whole way. It's an easy drive compared to other spots in the area with the pothole covered FS roads. I just loved the big rainbow at the base if the falls that I caught today. 🌈🥰

Some of the reviews say that they were not helped or that the server was rude. HOWEVER, we did not experience any of that! The server was down to earth, and extremely helpful in selecting a cold beverage to enjoy! The food is pretty typical, but the pizza was delicious. Would highly recommend!

Alright. The review isn't on the whole brewing company as a whole. But on the mighty 90. I'm giving it four stars. Although I would like to give it a 5. But there is one issue. I find that almost every can bubbles over with carbonation. No matter what I do. Tap the can, open slowly, talk to it sweetly. It just opens and foams over. I find myself opening over the sink just to be safe. Can you all fix this? Or is it part of the secret to the taste. Thanks! Also I've prob have had about 2000 spill overs. So if you want to send me some complimentary packs to sway the loss. That would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely a loving customer of the mighty 90!!

Fantastic place in Function Junction with friendly service and a fantastic variety of great beer on tap. We rode our bikes here from Whistler Village using the Valley Trail. What a great reward for our effort. We enjoyed our beer so much, especially the Mexican lager, that we bought a few six-packs while leaving Whistler.

Worth a stop! This brewery is in a nice space with high ceilings. There is a large walk in fridge with various styles of canned beer. I was surprised to see a much bigger selection of brews than is available at my local BC Liquor Store. I liked everything I tried. The guy working the bar was very friendly and helpful!

Really nice facilities and the patios outside are nice as well. Service was a bit slow and it was busy so they might want to consider adding more staff. The staff were nice. I don’t drink beer but the people I was with said the beer was really good. Food was good too and a decent menu.

The many times I've gone to Whistler Brewing it's been an enjoyable experience, nice enviorment and the beers are great. but, yesterday's experience left me a little puzzled. I had been planning for a couple weeks to go for a drive from the lower mainland, (when the weather was cooperating after all the rain we had just had) then stop at Whistler Brewing for lunch, and then head back. When I had gone in the server handed me a menu asked me to go head and sit wherever I liked and he'd be with me in a minute....all good right. However, when he did come to my table I gave him my order and then he just stood there looking at me, he nodded his head a couple of times and then he goes "Please" In other words he was asking me to say "please" before he would process my order. At first I was thought he was joking but I don't think he was. So I said please and off he went to get my order. Let's just say I was taken aback by this, he actual made me feel like I was ten again. To be honest this is the first time I have ever had a server ask me to say "please" after they have taken my order. I'm not sure if I may had given him a bad vibe or what, I do not consider myself to be a rude person, so, I do have to ask the Owners / managers of Whistler Brewing, is this a new policy, unless the customers says "Please" their orders will not be filled? Hope not. This wasn't written to stir the $#!T, but it did put a damper on the day, enough for me to have to comment about it. In conclusion Beer great, Food good, Experience this time...not so good.

Paradise valley grapefruit ale is the best! Quick stop for drinks, beer, small food, didn’t try big food, but seems to be good. Nice patio

Delicious beer delicious seasonal beer. Delicious logger. Try the nachos there. Unbelievable.

Came in with some friends for a few beers after riding. There was 6 of us and as we went to settle up, I inserted my card into the machine. Before I had a chance to select a tip option, the bartender snatched the terminal out of my hand and with a snarky remark mentioned your auto gratuity policy and proceeded to select 20%. Firstly this was not disclosed until after we had finished our beers, although ridiculous I can live with that. However, the fact your staff thought it appropriate to in the middle of the transaction take control of my payment method, is insane. Imagine I opened my wallet to pay, and they just helped themselves…

Excellent beer and the recommendation for “black nuts” was awesome, so good. Service was a bit slow but it was busy and one guy was working the entire place and he definitely made up for it with his service. No dogs allowed, even on the patio which was disappointing, not sure why that’s the case. The other brewery right next door had no problem with our doggo hanging out on the patio. Other than that was a good experience will likely go back.

Highly recommend the chestnut ale and their winter dunkel. The dunkel has strong orange and chocolates flavors and the chestnut ale has strong caramel flavors. Their pizza hit the spot, the crust was a typical thin crust.

Loved the good vibes, beer and cider! The manager was fun to joke around with and I love that they allow dogs! 🐕 Fun, laid-back atmosphere as a brewery should be! Lots of merch to choose from, I got a cool shirt! Most definitely will be back! Thanks guys!! 😀

Beautiful place to visit! Below is my research about Rainbow Park: Rainbow Park is a beautiful park located in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. It is a popular destination for both tourists and locals alike, offering a wide range of outdoor activities and breathtaking scenic views. The park is surrounded by towering mountains and lush forests, making it a truly unique and breathtaking place to visit. One of the main attractions of Rainbow Park is its scenic trails, which offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, there is something for everyone in Rainbow Park. Some of the most popular trails include the Rainbow Loop Trail, which takes visitors through a picturesque valley, and the Rainbow Falls Trail, which leads to a breathtaking waterfall. For those who prefer to spend their time on the water, Rainbow Park offers a number of opportunities for boating, fishing, and kayaking. The park's lakes and rivers are teeming with fish, making it a popular spot for anglers of all skill levels. Kayakers and canoeists also enjoy exploring the calm waters of the park, taking in the stunning scenery as they paddle along. In addition to its outdoor activities, Rainbow Park also offers a number of amenities for visitors. There are picnic areas, restrooms, and a playground for children, as well as several campsites for those who want to spend the night. Visitors can also purchase food and drinks from the park's concession stand. Overall, Rainbow Park is a truly magical place that offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life or an adventure in the great outdoors, Rainbow Park is sure to delight. So why not pack a picnic, grab your hiking boots, and head to Whistler's Rainbow Park today?

Beautiful park! Very clean with lots of trails to explore. There are also many colorful & updated signs and maps to help you learn about the area and wildlife.

Really great little park to spend time walking, jogging or biking with families. bike trails is definitely a plus for us. I will come back when the smoke is gone next year. Btw, they have water toilet washrooms!

Rainbow park 👏👏👏👏👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ One of peaceful place in Whistler (Alta Lake). There is gelato truck with many tasty flavour, serving with cookie sandwich and very friendly seller. Really like its mango and pistachio. Many spot to taking pictures, from lake side, wide grass area, and there is a train railways, bike lane. Washrooms : clean and well maintain. Parking spot : good enough.

Great picnic spot, fantastic views. Free parking. Site about to be improved to make it even better. Washrooms good. Volleyball courts too.

This is probably the best public beach park in Whistler! Dog friendly section and dog dock that is separate from others. Multiple docks. Limited parking so maybe ride bikes. Short ride from the village along valley trails. Volleyball courts. Note this park is closed June 5 2023 for some construction for a month or two.

Fantastic place for swimming and recreation. The views are spectacular and the people are very friendly and law abiding. We noticed that it’s very family friendly, which we were not expecting. There’s a separate section for dogs which is great because we’re not much into swimming with stranger dogs. Something to note is that if you pay attention to the wildlife underwater, you will notice tiny fish that are not shy to swim up to your feet, which I enjoyed a lot since it was my first time noticing fish that interact with you and not swim away! Overall, very positive experience with lots of views and clear calm lake for swimming and paddling.

Loved it a lot! Very clam and serene place. Extremely fresh air and unbelievably beautiful lake and mountain views. More than enough space for a big family to have a lovely picnic. Can swim and/or ride bicycles here. I visited during late afternoon hours so there were hardly any people there. There was a chilly wind blowing which made things even better.

Rainbow Park 🌈 was awesome! TONS of grassy area to put a towel down and suntan, or have a picnic. There is lots of sand to play in and a sand volleyball court. There is a yummy Crepe truck there too! The washrooms are clean and plentiful. The only thing not plentiful there is Parking !! Recommend checking it out!!!

This is the perfect park for family, has something for everyone. Shallow water for kids, swimming, super flat bike trail for kids, connectivity to lakeside park via bike, Asian food truck (must try) and beach volleyball. Parking is limited and gets full quickly on good days. Clean restrooms and multiple water points. Wide stretch of grass around the lake.

A beautiful park and a very nice beach by the beautiful Alta lake with great views to Blackcomb. Great for picnic, swimming, volleyball and … The parking is a real gongshow as it’s not designed and built to fulfill park’s full capacity and you have to be lucky to find a spot on a sunny holiday/weekend.