Glide between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. It's the world’s longest unsupported span, offering panoramic views and access to alpine trails, snow walls, and the Cloudraker Skybridge
Whistler Mountain Bike Park
A gravity‑fed mountain biking mecca with 250 km of trails across all skill levels—lift access included
Ziplining & Via Ferrata
Soar through treetops or climb with guides via iron rungs high above the forest floor. Thrilling options for families and adrenaline-seekers.
Whitewater Rafting & Canoeing
Paddle the turquoise Cheakamus River or float the serene River of Golden Dreams down to Alta Lake
Hiking & Scenic Lakes
Discover accessible hikes like Lost Lake and alpine trails around Rainbow Park or Garibaldi Provincial Park. Plenty of lakes for swimming and paddling
Waterfall Hopping
Visit Shannon Falls (335 m), Brandywine, Alexander, and Nairn falls—all quick stops off the Sea‑to‑Sky Highway
Squamish‑Lil’wat Cultural Centre
Dive into local Indigenous art, stories, totem carvings, and guided cultural demos
Audain Art Museum
A modern gallery showcasing major BC artists like Emily Carr—architecturally striking and culturally enriching
Festivals, Fun & Relaxation
Crankworx Festival
Called the “Super Bowl of mountain biking,” three‑weekend long thrill-a-thon with downhill racing, slopestyle, pump track, live music, and expo booths
Scandinave Spa
Unwind in Nordic baths and saunas nestled in the forest—perfect after active days
Whistler Sliding Centre
Feel the adrenaline with bobsleigh, skeleton, or luge —a rare chance outside an Olympic Games
Whistler Village
Stroll pedestrian pathways, shop boutique and outdoor gear, sip coffee or grab patio beers overlooking mountain views .
Local Eats
Enjoy lakeside brunches, fine dining, and après‑adventure treats at spots like Bearfoot Bistro, Araxi, and Purebread.