Why should you go to Lost Lake Park?Lost Lake Park is very scenic, beautifully lit up at night, and very close to Whistler Village. Trails run in several directions throughout the park and the main beach is popular for swimming and relaxing. Lost Lake is well located with the Sea to Sky Trail extending from it in one direction, the Valley Trail to Green Lake in another direction. Purpose built bike trails throughout the park are incredible for walking and running as well as biking. More Info for Lost Lake Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Blueberry Park?Blueberry Park is a wonderfully remote feeling wilderness park with three beautiful piers on Alta Lake. Extremely dog friendly, if you have a dog he will love the place and you never have to worry about bringing a leash. More Info for Blueberry Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Lakeside Park?Lakeside Park is a popular, scenic and centrally located park on Alta Lake. Close to Whistler Village and will lots of amenities. From canoe rentals to beautiful piers to a great concession stand, you can stay for an entire summer day and everyone in your group will be happy and entertained. More Info for Lakeside Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Wayside Park?Wayside Park is quiet and somewhat hidden as it sits on the lower end of Alta Lake. It has fantastic views down the lake and a big pier to enjoy them from. Canoe rentals and barbecue stands give you lots to do. Alta Lake Park just a short walk away takes you to the opposite shore of Alta Lake and to an interesting trail through the forest and to another amazing pier. More Info for Wayside Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Alta Lake Park?Alta Lake Park is a hidden little world on the far side of Alta Lake. Easy to get to and the walk there is very scenic. The short, 5 minute trail between the two piers has several interesting sights. The giant chairs at "Poet's Corner" are wonderfully hidden, surreal, and a great place to read a book or just lounge in paradise. The Fairhurst Pier is infrequently used and you are more likely to find someone reading a book there instead of boisterous kids as you will on other piers. The beautiful setting of Alta Lake Park also makes it one of the best, easy to find places for a romantic picnic. More Info for Alta Lake Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Nita Lake Park?Nita Lake Park is along a beautiful stretch of the Valley Trail with great views across Nita Lake. The fishing is excellent at the small, rocky beach and there are nice picnic tables in the forest in a very quiet setting. The Nita Lake Lodge has excellent food and amazing views from their restaurant and lounge. More Info for Nita Lake Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Alpha Lake Park?Alpha Lake Park is somewhat hidden in Creekside, but well worth visiting. There are tennis courts, a basketball court, beach volleyball nets, excellent fishing and trails that extend both sides of the lake. If you have a dog, he will love the open field and shoreline dedicated as a dog park within Alpha Lake Park. More Info for Alpha Lake Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Why should you go to Rainbow Park?Rainbow Park has stunningly beautiful views across to Wedge, Blackcomb and Whistler Mountains. Sunrise and sunsets are incredible and the swimming is fantastic on the huge pier and swimming platforms. There is a concession stand in the summer and the beach has a tremendously friendly, local feel to it that is wonderfully welcoming. More Info for Rainbow Park - Whistler Walking Routes >>
Whistler & Garibaldi Park Hiking Trails
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