Top Whistler Nature Walks in 2026

Take your sightseeing to the skies—and enjoy a new angle on the scenery that few others get to see—on an exhilarating zipline tour through the unspoiled Whistler wilderness. With your choice of two different tour options, select the ideal experience for your tastes. Breathe in crisp mountain air as you zip above white-water rivers and alpine forests, with guides on hand to offer safety briefings and support throughout.

Explore a mysterious forest and travel down an old trapper’s path known as the Medicine Trail on this small-group snowshoe tour. Gaze at giant cedar, fir, and hemlock trees, sample teas made from medicinal plants that grow on the route, and learn about the history of the area from your guide. A moderate level of fitness is required for this tour.

Get an introduction to Whistler on this 2-hour walking tour, as you discover local secrets and explore the surrounding nature. Your guide offers ongoing commentary on the region as you wander from trendy shopping areas to sites from the 2010 Winter Olympics, all while encountering vibrant street art and distinct architecture.

“Experience the ultimate Mt. Kilimanjaro day hike with expert guides, unique scenic routes, and top-tier safety. Enjoy personalized service, comfortable transport, delicious meals, and optional porter support. Capture stunning moments with our photography add-on and immerse yourself in local culture. With our commitment to excellence and unforgettable adventures, we offer the best value for your journey. Hike with us for a premium, hassle-free experience like no other!”

Get outside of Whistler Village without renting a car, discover top sights in the Whistler area, and learn about the local community on this guided tour. Ideal for first-time visitors or travelers with limited time, this tour includes stops at scenic areas, such as Green Lake Lookout and Lost Lake, as well as the brewery-filled Function Junction and Whistler Olympic Village.

Most people associate Whistler as a winter destination but the summer months also hold a number of fun activities with fewer crowds. Join a small group guided hike to the Whistler Train Wreck from the 1950s. Check out graffiti painted by local artists and take in the natural landscapes on this peaceful adventure. Note that meals are not included.

Venture into the backcountry of Whistler with your professional guide on this small-group ski or snowboard tour. Learn how to keep yourself safe on future adventures with instruction from your guide, and get away from the bustle of the open slopes as you discover the remote beauty of the backcountry.