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We had an amazing experience going down the fastest track in the world. All of the staff were extremely helpful and friendly and a special shout out to Lyndon hi piloted us down and then also casually popped out his Olympic bronze medal for my son to wear in the official photograph. Also a special note to say that whilst it might seem expensive for a 40 second ride all of the funds go to help the next generation of athletes which is a great way for them to run the facility.

abslutely epic bike park....tons of tracks and levels...and really beautiful scenery. I only used it for a day but will be back.

It was like being in a painting. Absolutely beautiful. The first lake is so accesible that my 2 year old was able to walk with us comfortably.

We were absolutely astounded by the work of artist-in-residence Manabu Ikeda. We almost left Whistler without stopping at the museum, but fortunately we made the last-minute decision to check it out. We are so glad we did! If you are in town before Ikeda-san's exhibit ends in October, make the time to go. It is like nothing else you have ever seen. You can also watch him working in his studio on the weekends. Check the schedule for specific times. We had the good fortune to meet him, and it is something we will always remember. The museum also has a great collection of BC artists' works. We enjoyed that as well, and will be sure to return on our next trip to Whistler. This was our first and we had no idea what a great museum this is.

Points to consider: - even if you book online, you still need to collect your tickets from the ticket office at the Upper Village. - the journey up is from the Blackcomb Gondola (which is about a 10-15 minute walk from the Village Stroll) due to construction at the Upper Village. - your ticket allows you one journey up and one down and as many gondolas (including the Peak 2 Peak) and chairlifts in-between. - You will be made aware whether lightning is forecast when picking up your tickets. There is also a sign at the Blackcomb Gondola. The views up / down / across are breath-taking. We took the Top of the World chairlift up to the Skybridge and although the clouds did come in initially, once they had moved on, the views were fabulous. The skybridge does wobble when you cross especially if lots of people on. The chairlift up / down to the Skybridge is exhilarating. We bought our lunch in Whistler and took it up with us. For anyone visiting Whistler for the first time (like us), it is definitely one for the itinerary. Well worth the money spent ($189, £114 for two).

Loved all aspects of this trail as a hiker and runner. However one tiny Downsideto tranquility is the deluge of bikes. Fast moving electric bikes, crazy youths on mountain bikes and unsteady tourists cycling for first time in their lives. All of the above, going too fast, churning up dust, driving crazy and not being respectful to other cyclists and walkers. To avoid the deluge, go out early. Running at 0630 am no cyclist at all, walking after 10am they seem to come from every direction down from varòus tracks taking out less able walkers.

Tour given by member was thought provoking as she shared her experiences as a person who strives to remain connected to her ancestral land and rituals. Decimation of her people by smallpox and then government interventions has left scars on the community and has torn apart her own family.

The easy/better way to get to the train wreck is to turn off Hwy 99 at Cheakamus Lake Rd then go right on Legacy Way and turn right onto Janes Lake Rd to either parking lot. Go to sign for Train wreck follow trail & sign. Go over suspension bridge and your there.

Stopped by here on our way to Whistler. Very easy walk on the way to the falls, great viewing area and a breathtaking view. We went on to do one of the further hikes to Whistler bungee bridge - a great walk that took no longer than an hour each way with several good view points of the lake and river. Highly recommended if you’re passing by!

Sympa mais beaucoup de monde On vous conseille de faire le tour tranquillement, la balade est facile

Tuvimos una grata experiencia ya que fue la primera vez lo visitamos, toda la villa es súper bonita, tienes restaurantes, supermercados, tiendas, etc, así como el centro de ski en invierno para practicar deportes en la nieve, o bien un parque para bici en verano, súper recomendado!

Found this park by accident but so enjoyed the stop there. Summer weather in October so warm enough to go swimming. No crowds. New facilities. Floating dock to swim to. Pet friendly, There's an off lease area and the pups were having a blast. Be alert for bears; we saw one there by the bike path chomping away on the grass. People just stood still watching him. Then he lumbered across the road by the car park and headed off in search of more food. Worth a visit if you want a drive-about.

Fantastisk oplevelse og en pragtfuld måde at se de 360 graders udsigter over dalene og bjergene i Whistler-området. Lidt dyrt., men mulighed for en komi billet til 3 svævebaner

Nice and has a beautiful view. The bridge feels secure and steady. You get to have the opportunity to see unique views of the mountains and lakes.

We went on the West circle Rocky Mountain coach tour. Stopping at Kamloops, Hope, Jasper, Banff and based in Vancouver. The last four days we stayed at the Hinton Hotel in Whistler which was the Olympic venue back in 2010. Overall I love this amazing country.

Easy to find info centre at the Gateway loop. The staff are all knowledgeable about all the usual tourist attractions in the area. They were helpful and able to answer all of our questions. This is also where we purchased Peak to Peak tickets.

We take our dog to the dog area where you can snow shoe and ski (X) in the winter. In the summer there are not many people and good hiking trails. The lodge is open as well. And no fees in the summer.

We did the half-hike (to the lake and back) on a beautiful sunny, cool day. We did the detour to the river (5 mins) and it was definitely worth it! The hike took us about 3.5 hours in total and we're not in the best shape! The views of the lake were stunning and it was great to get to sit by the shore and take in the views at our leisure. Highly recommend!

We did this on our last day, it's a suggested donation of $5/person and you'll need a couple of hours to get round it all. Great mix of topics, from the local flora and fauna, to the history of the area and obviously the 2010 Olympics. Well worth a quick visit if you've got some spare time on your hands

Muy divertido para niños y adultos, personal súper amable, cumplió nuestras expectativas, súper recomendado para chicos y grandes!

30 Minuten Fußweg von Whistler Zentrum zum Alta Lake Beachpark. Relativ kleine Badefläche, aber tolles Wasser und tolle Kulisse.

這個湖泊很大，可以在小徑上閒晃很久。 湖邊有許多人在曬太陽、游泳。也有很多狗狗在這邊嬉戲。湖上有一些平台，似乎是提供游泳的人游過去休息。

Awesome trail along the Cheakamus River. We enjoyed the trail as we admired with pristine wilderness. The trail follows the river and but has some elevation gain and in November there was a lot of very icy and steep ascents/descents. Bring crampons if you've got. Lots of great areas to rest an enjoy the stunning scenery. The trail crossed the river at the suspension bridge and then returns to the trailhead but before you cross the trail continues and connects to a network of trails. Enjoy the hiking!!!

Charles was our server and was fantastic! The food came super fast, no wait, excellent service, the drinks were delicious But that peak to peak burger was one of the best I have ever had! Great experiance can't wait to go back

Der Trail war für mich sehr herausfordernd, obwohl ich mich durchaus als sportlich bezeichnen würde. Die vielen Höhenmeter fordern jedoch ihren Preis, überhaupt wenn man mit Rucksack unterwegs ist. Der Rückweg belastet die Knie enorm. Der Trail selbst fühlt sich zum Teil nicht an wie ein Wanderweg, sondern wie senkrechtes Kraxeln durch jedwedes Gelände - überhaupt im letzten Teilabschnitt, wo man senkrecht einen Geröllhaufen hinaufklettern muss. Fazit: der See oben ist sehr sehr schön, der Weg dorthin ist aber echt anspruchsvoll. Ich bin froh, dass ich den Trail gemacht habe, würde ihn aber nicht nochmal machen (oder wenn, dann nur mit Übernachtung oben). Ansonsten gibt es für mich persönlich schönere Plätze, die man mit demselben Kraftaufwand erreichen kann.

Ambiance magique pour cette petite balade Ancient Cedar Loop. Les arbres sont splendides. Possibilité de continuer la promenade sur la côte vers Brown’s beach parking, qui est aussi absolument sublime.