Top British Columbia Extreme Sports - page 2

Explore the beautifully historic center of Victoria, then trade downtown streets for the flower-lined paths of Butchart Gardens (entry own expense) on a half-day, private tour of the city. You'll start with a trip to Fisherman's Wharf, then see the Parliament Buildings, the Empress Hotel, Beacon Hill Park, and Craigdarroch Castle, following scenic roads through the Vancouver Island countryside. With departures throughout the day, this tour ensures a flexible, personal experience.

Enjoy high-octane thrills in the wilds of British Columbia on this off-road driving experience in Whistler. Explore rugged 4x4 tracks through the dense forests around Whistler with your guide and keep your eyes open for sightings of native wildlife. Enjoy breathtaking views over the glacial lakes, soaring peaks, rolling rivers, plunging valleys, and rocky shorelines of Whistler’s mighty backcountry. Choose the off-road course to suit your skill level and experience—wilderness for beginners, and backcountry for intermediates only.

Take to the skies and experience Whistler like never before. Glide above the vibrant village buzz of skiers or mountain bikers on Whistler-Blackcomb, with breathtaking views of the iconic Peak to Peak Gondola stretching between the peaks. From there, continue into the heart of Garibaldi Provincial Park, where raw alpine beauty awaits. Witness the towering Cheakamus Glacier up close, with its stunning blue crevasses and jagged ice formations. Soar past the surreal turquoise waters of Garibaldi Lake, and catch a glimpse of the legendary Black Tusk — a dramatic volcanic pinnacle rising out of the wilderness.

Experience the best of Vancouver from land and sky with this package, which combines two popular Vancouver attractions to make one fantastic West Coast experience. Start with a 30-minute seaplane tour departing from downtown Vancouver, offering aerial views of landmarks like Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, and Horseshoe Bay. Once you land, take a shuttle out to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, where you can explore the bridge, treetop walkways, and cliffside paths at your own pace.

Marvel at Canada’s breathtaking wilderness from the air on this 50-minute Whistler backcountry flightseeing tour. Hop aboard your plane in Squamish and take your seat by the window. Then, as the engine roars to life, take to the skies and soar over the beautiful Garibaldi Provincial Park. Admire spectacular landscapes of shimmering lakes, winding rivers and dense forests as your pilot explains the region’s dramatic glacial geology. See soaring cliffs and peaks alongside unique volcanic formations, and take in top sites including Garibaldi Lake and Black Tusk Mountain.

Book this quick-and-easy round-trip seaplane flight package from Vancouver to Victoria. Fly over the Georgia Strait and Gulf Islands, enjoying a picturesque arrival in Victoria’s Inner Harbour. This travel package includes a shuttle bus ride and admission to the Butchart Gardens, enhancing the overall travel experience. Spend leisure time in Victoria before returning on an afternoon or evening flight back to downtown Vancouver.

Explore more of the Cape Scott Provincial Park than you’d be able to alone on this small-group guided tour. Witness the towering sea stacks in San Josef Bay—eroded by the ocean over thousands of years—learn the historic town of Holberg’s logging heritage, keep an eye out for the region’s diverse wildlife, and much more.

Glide high above the water in Kelowna’s Okanagan Valley during this parasailing adventure that can accommodate up to three flyers at a time. Choose a departure time that works for you and head out with your crew after a safety briefing. Gear up in your harness and climb to the boat’s flight deck to attach to your parachute and ascend slowly into the air as the boat pulls you along.

Soak up some of British Columbia’s most dramatic scenery—and enjoy a bird’s eye view of the sights—when you book tickets to the Golden Skybridge. Tickets will entitle you to two suspension bridges that soar 426 feet (130 meters) above the Columbia Valley, a well as multiple viewing platforms, canyon ridge walking trails, and even a treetop Village Play Park. You can also upgrade to take advantage of the on-site zipline and lofty challenge course.

Experience the adrenaline rush of rappelling down rushing waterfalls, shooting down natural slides, and plunging into deep pools with this Kelowna canyoning adventure. Slip on your wetsuit, helmet, and harness and adventure into a natural canyon with your certified canyoning guide to explore on foot and by zipline. Wetsuits, helmets, and canyoning gear are all provided for a safe and fun adventure.

Outdoor adventure activities are a great way to enjoy Whistler’s dramatic landscapes, though picking the right one for you can be challenging. There’s no need to choose with this summer day ticket to The Adventure Group (TAG) park: take part in axe throwing, hikes through the region’s ancient cedar trees, forest zipline rides, and much more.

Skip the hassle of navigating Vancouver on your own with this short private city tour. Explore bustling streets, historic neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks with a personalized itinerary led by your guide. With hotel pickup included, enjoy a seamless, comfortable, and stress-free way to discover the city’s highlights.

Drive a snowmobile through the Callaghan Valley on a snowmobile tour from Whistler that explores the abandoned NorthAir gold mine site. You’ll follow broad, winding trails to an open area that’s a perfect ‘play area’ for snowmobiles, and then get a glimpse of Whistler’s spectacular backcountry. This snowmobile tour includes a short training session, plus it’s ideal for families and first-time riders.

This half-day whale-watching adventure from downtown Vancouver gives you the chance to see whales and other marine life, all with minimal logistical hassle. Hop aboard your luxurious catamaran, complete with heated indoor space and outdoor decks, and set sail. You'll learn all about the local history and geology from your naturalist guides, and can soak up views of the Pacific Northwest scenery while looking out for whales, seals, eagles, and other wildlife.

Add some adrenaline to your Whistler vacation and discover the beauty of the Pacific Northwest on this whitewater rafting excursion. Tackle Class II and III rapids along the Green River, a great activity for everyone, even those with no rafting experience. With an expert guide, learn whitewater techniques and embrace the rush of splashing through Whistler’s pristine waterways.

Make the most of your visit to Victoria by seeing  many of the area’s highlights in just one day. This private tour packs in top sights including, Butchart Gardens, one of Canada’s oldest Chinatown neighborhoods, Craigdarroch Castle, and the famed Parliament Buildings. Plus, you’ll even have time to stop at a local winery to experience British Columbia’s burgeoning wine scene. Round-trip transportation is also included for an added convenience.

Take the adventure route between Vancouver and Victoria with a scenic 35-minute flight. Soak up lovely aerial views while crossing the Strait of Georgia by seaplane — the most eco-friendly transport to Victoria — then set off on your own sightseeing excursion of BC’s capital. Admiring stunning island and ocean views on the return ferry.

The Cheakamus River winds through some of British Columbia's most beautiful wilderness, and its currents offer the perfect conditions for accessible rafting. On this tour, navigate the swirling twists and turns with your guide at the helm, and experience wet and wild thrills and spills in the Canadian countryside. This family-friendly tour includes all equipment, plus round-trip travel from central Whistler or Squamish.

Explore Vancouver Island's magnificent scenery on a full-day, private tour from Victoria to Englishman River Falls, Little Qualicum Falls, and Cathedral Grove, home to some of the tallest and oldest trees on the island. You'll visit a country market, hike through the rainforest and to the waterfalls, and make plenty of photo stops, while learning about Vancouver Island's nature and culture throughout the day. Traveling with a private guide means the trip can be tailored to you, and this tour is priced per-group for up to eight people.

Bring your lumberjack fantasies to life during a 1-hour axe throwing experience in Whistler. Open from 11am to 10pm, you can easily fit this thrilling event into your schedule. After a safety briefing, you’re ready to take a shot at the bullseye. The fun-filled activity is great for workplace team building, an atypical first date, and even family outings (children must be at least 10-years-old).

Speed through mountain trails on the back of an all-terrain vehicle as you explore Whistler’s backcountry and woodland tracks on a small-group ATV tour. Ride deep into the wilds of the British Colombia coastal region, accessing rural spots that are hard to reach in a traditional vehicle. Plus, visit scenic lookouts to glimpse the region’s looming mountains between the trees.

See Vancouver's dramatic skyline from the water on a small-group cruise in an inflatable Zodiac boat that accommodates just a small group of passengers. Navigate Vancouver Harbour, North Shore, English Bay, and False Creek, spotting some of the city's top sights and landmarks along the way. And since Vancouver Harbour is home to bald eagles, harbor seals, and dolphins, keep your camera ready and watch for wildlife as you go.

Explore Whistler's Backcountry in comfort and ease with our backcountry Buggy, or slow paced ATV's. Going with our Easy Rider Tour, this is ideal for beginners and families with younger children riding as passengers. This tailored tour explores our moderately graded trails in the Brandywine valley, giving you the same great views! Buggy is private can add ATV's to tour. **Maximum 2 adults** per buggy

Mountain bike tours through the mountaintops are a great way to explore Whistler’s dramatic scenery, but aren’t accessible if you’re not a strong rider. On this small-group guided tour, hop on a mountain e-bike instead, offering assistance as you ride the mountain trails, heading to various overlooks so you can gaze at the craggy, forest-filled landscape.