Whistler has an amazing selection of easy snowshoeing trails. Some are easy and obvious to find, but most are well hidden and just known locally. This list tries to pick out the best and most convenient places to snowshoe. These are easy and relatively short, suitable for kids or adults that just want a relaxing, yet beautiful walk in the woods.
Why should you snowshoe/hike to Rainbow Falls?Rainbow Falls is just 15 minutes from Whistler Village and is an easy trail through some very wild and deep forests. You can get close enough to touch the falls. Though they are not large, they stretch for some distance and can be viewed from various vantage points. Try to pick a sunny day as the trail reflects the light magnificently and you feel as if you are in a winter wonderland, which of course you are. More Info for Rainbow Falls - Best Whistler Snowshoe Trails >>
Why should you snowshoe/hike the Blueberry Trail?It is close and convenient to Whistler Village and has some amazing views over Alta Lake. Family friendly (easy) and dog friendly. A wonderful place to share a beer and see the sun set over Alta Lake. More Info on the Blueberry Trail - Best Whistler Snowshoe Trails >>
Why should you snowshoe to Brandywine Falls?It is very convenient when driving to or from Whistler, impressive and fun to see in the winter. An amazing stop on the Sea to Sky Highway that no one notices in the winter months. Brandywine Falls is a very kid friendly place to snowshoe as its easy and short, yet with lots to see. More Info on Brandywine Falls - Best Whistler Snowshoe Trails >>
Why should you snowshoe/hike to Nairn Falls?Nairn Falls is a relaxing and constantly interesting and beautiful hike. Very kid friendly and makes for a nice escape from Whistler. Close to Pemberton, a great little town that lays in a beautiful glacial valley just a ten minute drive past Nairn Falls. More Info for Nairn Falls - Best Whistler Snowshoe Trails >>
Why should you snowshoe/hike to Rainbow Park?Rainbow Park is fantastic anytime of the year. Easy to snowshoe, easy to get to, and beautiful, very beautiful. It is also very close to the Village and about as family friendly of a snowshoe/hike as you can get. Just a 5 minute drive from Whistler Village to the end of Lorimer Rd and the free parking next to the Valley Trail which runs in three directions from here. Rainbow Park, Whistler Golf Course and Meadow Park all can be reached from this three-way trailhead. There is no camping fees in the winter and you will likely have the whole valley to yourselves. More on Snowshoeing in Whistler's Rainbow Park >>
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