2025 Squamish-Lillooet Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Located along the scenic sea to sky highway and about 2.5 hours drive north of Vancouver, hiking in Joffre Lakes Provincial Park was a breathtaking experience from start to finish. The trail offered a high “reward to effort” ratio, with stunning views offered and only requiring a moderate level of effort for the hike. The three turquoise lakes are like something out of a postcard, each more beautiful than the last. The hike itself is well-maintained paths and had clear signage. The highlight is undoubtedly the final lake, with its glacier-fed waters shimmering against the backdrop of towering mountains. The sense of accomplishment upon reaching the top is unmatched. Overall, Joffre Lakes Provincial Park is a must-do for all nature lovers visiting this area. Don’t miss it if you are driving up to Banff like us! #WinHKFlight #winhkflight I'm want to visit Hong Kong to explore its diverse attractions, from the bustling streets of Mong Kok and vibrant markets like Ladies' Market, to the serene landscapes of Lantau Island and the iconic skyline view from Victoria Peak.

1. Spring flower viewing Joffrey Lake is composed of three different lakes with turquoise water. Snow-capped mountains, lakes and early spring green are intertwined, each of which is so beautiful that it makes your heart tremble. 2. Stanley Park Vancouver's largest urban park, the best time to enjoy cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring is when they are in full bloom. 3. Butchart Gardens Butchart is one of the best places to visit in the spring. This park, known as the "Garden City", holds a tulip show every spring, with tulips of various colors that are eye-catching. 4. Summer escape Niagara Falls In summer, Niagara Falls has enough water vapor and the waterfall is unforgettable. 5. Rocky Mountains Summer is a great time to go hiking, and the Rocky Mountains are definitely a must-see. 6. Prince Edward Island The summer is pleasant, and the beautiful beaches, light blue water and soft sand make people feel very relaxed 7. Autumn Cabin It has a very wide lake view, and there is also a small bathtub on the terrace where you can enjoy the view while taking a bath. Treasure House! Very quiet, comfortable and warm indoors, and free tea and coffee and other necessities Located in the mountains, each room is equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows, giving you a feeling of being surrounded by nature. There are no street lights in the cabin, so you can clearly see the vast starry sky from your bed at night, which is particularly romantic. 8. Winter Hot Springs: The largest hot spring spa in North America, with large and small outdoor pools of hot and cold water. The most distinctive feature is a high-salinity suspension pool, where you can relax and float on the water easily. Each hot spring pool here is hidden in the forest and is extremely private. Drink coffee in the outdoor hot spring and experience the thrill of both ice and fire. There is also skiing, mountaineering and sledding available. A very large and long natural mountain hot spring. Open all year round, built on the mountain, the temperature of the spring is as high as 52 degrees. You can choose your favorite temperature according to the distance. Canadian students, Canadian parks, Canadian hot springs

If you want to experience 4 different seasons, with each season having distinctive moments Whistler, British Columbia is worth to spend ☝️year. Small town, warm people, big heart is my description of Whistler! #merrychristmas #whistlercanada #fswhistler #merrychristmas

Recommend to all nature lovers! View was breathtaking and I took the easiest hike so it took me maybe about ~45 minutes!

#outdooradventure ❄️G Lake is not frozen at all now, and it is really amazing to take pictures of the reflection of the snow-capped mountains. The first lake we passed was frozen and covered with snow. The second lake we passed was currently half frozen. ‼ ️Equipment 🌟Crampons + Gaiter, if you have a snowshoe, you can also use a snowshoe. 🌟The temperature is relatively low, remember to bring more clothes, which can be used when eating and taking pictures by the lake. 🌟My experience is that you can prepare an extra pair of socks in case your shoes get wet accidentally, you can change into spare socks. 🌟Hat + gloves, keeping warm is very important! 🌟You can bring a foldable foam cushion to make it easier to sit on the snow, otherwise your pants will be very uncomfortable if they get wet. Choose a good weather to see Lake G in winter, it's really worth it! !

#outdooradventure Garibaldi Lake is really beautiful to the next level after the new snow, and the scenery is completely different from that in summer. In comparison, I love her snow-covered appearance even more! Blue sky + snow-capped mountains + lake water, it is hard not to feel that this is a paradise on earth. Hiking tips: ❄️The whole round trip was 20.5 kilometers, climbing 950 meters. It is 9 kilometers from the trail to the lake. The extra 1.5 kilometers is the distance of walking around the lake. ❄️When I went there on November 15, it started to snow from the trail to the 4th kilometer. The closer to the lake, the deeper the snow, and the deepest snow reached the knees. ❄ It took a total of 7.5 hours, and the moving time was about 6 hours. It gets dark early now, so try to set off early.

#outdooradventure possible. It is indeed quite difficult for a day hike. If you think it is too long, you can consider camping overnight. The advantage is that you don't have to walk so much in a day, and you can also see the reflection of the snow-capped mountains in the lake when the light is softer. If I have the chance, I will do it again, but I will probably take the Helm Creek route at that time, which will be less crowded and slightly more challenging. In terms of equipment, hiking shoes are a must. The climate in BC is relatively stable in the summer, so a soft shell is enough. I wear the Arc'teryx gamma LT, which is perfect for this climate. If possible, it is best to bring a trekking pole, which is very helpful. If there is snow on the mountain, it is also best to prepare a pair of snow claws to prevent slipping and falling. Depending on the weather and personal situation, you can bring 2L-4L of water. There are many mosquitoes in the mountains, so mosquito repellent spray is also a must. BC is really beautiful in the summer. I have been unable to visit BC because of the expensive airfare and five-hour flight from Toronto, but now I want to spend every summer in BC in the future.

#outdooradventure Canada | Hiking the Panorama's Ridge Guide Summer is when real adventures happen. I have never been to BC in all these years in Canada. By chance, I finally booked a flight in early July this year and went to the Panorama's Ridge hike that I had always dreamed of. While completing my longest single-day hike, I also fulfilled another little wish of mine: road trip every province in southern Canada🫡 This route is located in Garibaldi Provincial Park. In summer, you need to book a pass on the BC Park official website 2 days in advance. This time I took the route starting from Ruble Creek parking lot, with a total length of about 30KM and a climb of about 1,550 meters. I took an hour to take photos and rest + the actual hike took about 9 hours. On the way there, I walked to Garibaldi's Lake. The signboards were very clear. The first 6KM was an endless uphill switchbacks, and then it would be much flatter, until the last 3KM, which would be a big uphill again. The scenery in the middle of the flat section was still picturesque, and it felt like being in Switzerland. In early July, the snow on the top had not completely melted. You had to walk carefully when you went up, otherwise you would easily slip. Finally, you had to climb a rocky slope to reach the summit. The scenery after the summit was really beautiful. You could see Mt. Garibaldi, Black Tusk, Mt. Price, and the Garibaldi Lake, which was so blue that it seemed unreal and surrounded by mountains. We returned after a short rest. We walked through Taylor Meadows on the way back, which saved 1KM of walking and allowed us to see different scenery. The downhill on the way back was the most endurance-testing. It is recommended that you speed up and go down in a zigzag pattern to reduce the pressure on your knees as much as possible. It is indeed quite difficult for a day hike. If you think it is too long, you can consider camping overnight. The advantage is that you don't have to walk so much in a day, and you can also see the reflection of the snow-capped mountains in the lake when the light is softer. If I have the chance, I will do it again, but I will probably take the Helm Creek route at that time, which will be less crowded and slightly more challenging. In terms of equipment, hiking shoes are a must. The climate in BC is relatively stable in the summer, so a soft shell is enough. I wear the Arc'teryx gamma LT, which is perfect for this climate. If possible, it is best to bring a trekking pole, which is very helpful. If there is snow on the mountain, it is also best to prepare a pair of snow claws to prevent slipping and falling. Depending on the weather and personal situation, you can bring 2L-4L of water. There are many mosquitoes in the mountains, so mosquito repellent spray is also a must. BC is really beautiful in the summer. I have been unable to visit BC because of the expensive airfare and five-hour flight from Toronto, but now I want to spend every summer in BC in the future.

#mountainhike Life is the wilderness panorama ridge, I have been thinking about the beauty for a long time, and finally climbed to it. I really recommend this trail! Although the total length of 32 kilometers plus 1600m climbing, but the road conditions are very good, 50% have a feeling that they are not climbing the mountain, only the first 6 km z-shaped climbing is more tired. And the Stone Mountain section before the final summit can be a bit difficult (Figure 78) and it is recommended to use a climbing rod when going down the mountain. The only drawback is that there are so many mosquitoes that they can hardly stop, and the recent weather is very comfortable, and I climbed in short sleeves, but with long sleeves and soft shells. At the top of the mountain, the wind was strong and the clouds were thick, so I added a dress. I brought three litres of water, but I only drank two litres. We got to the parking lot at about 7:30 a.m. and no one checked the pass.

It’s our second time to Panorama Ridge Trail. We arrived early at the Rubble Creek parking lot to start our adventure. The trailhead is well-marked, and we recommend starting as early as possible. Trust us, it gets busy quickly, especially on weekends. We explored the first few kilometers, which offer a steady uphill climb through the forest 🌳 It’s a great chance to soak in the peacefulness of the woods before the views open up. We recommend packing plenty of water 💧 snacks, and layers, as the temperature can change drastically, especially near the ridge. We pushed on to Taylor Meadows, a beautiful alpine area. The trail flattens out a bit here, and we were rewarded with stunning views of wildflowers and snow-capped peaks. We recommend taking a break here to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. If you’re camping overnight, Taylor Meadows has a campsite. From here, we hiked further to Garibaldi Lake, which was even more breathtaking in person than in pictures 📸 The turquoise water and the reflection of the mountains are unforgettable. We’d recommend having lunch here by the lake, it’s an ideal spot to relax and fuel up before tackling the ridge. The final push to Panorama Ridge is tough but worth every step. We recommend pacing yourself as the altitude can be a challenge. As we climbed higher, we could feel the fresh mountain air energizing us. The trail gets steeper, and we navigated some rocky terrain, so be prepared with good hiking boots 🥾 and trekking poles. The 360-degree view from the top was unreal. We spent a while at the summit just taking it all in the glaciers, Garibaldi Lake, and the distant peaks were like something out of a dream. If you want to take pictures, make sure to go early to avoid afternoon clouds rolling in. 📍Panorama Ridge Trail, Garibaldi Provincial Park, BC, Canada ☀️The weather changes fast in the mountains. When we visited, we saw everything from sunshine to chilly winds. I would recommend checking the weather forecast the night before and in the morning. Dress in layers and bring a waterproof jacket, as rain can surprise you even on sunny days. ⏱️ We found that starting early in the morning, around 6 or 7 a.m., was the best. It gives you time to enjoy the hike without feeling rushed. 🗓️ Summer (July to September) is the best time for clear skies and trail conditions. We also saw many people hiking back as late as sunset, but that’s risky, so bring a headlamp if you plan to start late or linger at the top. 🥾 Proper hiking boots are essential. We saw a few people in running shoes struggling with the rocks near the ridge. We explored so many breathtaking spots on the Panorama Ridge trail, and every section offered something unique. I would recommend this hike for anyone who loves outdoor adventures. #closetonature #vacation #trip

Joffrey Lakes is a little north of Whistler. A popular hiking and sightseeing spot. There are three lakes, and you can see beautiful lakes as you hike! As the altitude increases, the slope gets steeper, but when you reach the last Upper Lake, the most beautiful emerald green scenery awaits you 💚 The water was very cold because it was melted glacier water 😚 But it's perfect for hiking in the summer, and although it's too cold to get in, it feels good to just put your feet in! ! There is a limit on the number of people in the high season, so you need to reserve a ticket. Please check in advance before going ~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Joffrey Lakes, British Columbia 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #overseastrip #canada #canadatrip #studyingincanada #canadiantourism #canadianfalls #whistler #waterfalls

When visiting Vancouver, most people don't miss the popular attractions. However, there are some lesser-known spots that are definitely worth a visit. One such place is Joffre Lake, a glacial lake located 160 kilometers from Vancouver. To get there, take Highway 99 north from Vancouver, passing through the Sea-to-Sky Highway, Shannon Falls, and Whistler before reaching the trailhead. (Bonus tip at the end) ⛺: Due to the small parking lot and environmental protection measures, this remote park has a limited entry policy. You need to secure a reservation ticket (free) to enter the park. These tickets are released at 7 AM, two days before your planned visit. 🛬: It takes only five minutes to walk from the parking lot to the first lake, Lower Lake, which is an easy and delightful start. From the first lake, walk back 100 meters and turn left to enter the trail leading to the second lake. This is the longest stretch of the hike. Middle Lake, the second lake, appears suddenly after a challenging hike, without any prior warning. The lake is surrounded by floating logs and has a stunning emerald green color. Continue uphill for about 30 minutes to reach the third lake. This part of the trail includes two rocky sections but is manageable. Along the way, you'll pass a waterfall fed by melting snow from the mountain top, which flows into the third lake. Upper Lake, the third lake, is expansive, with the lake surface reflecting the snow-capped mountains and sky. It's a breathtaking scene. There are many large rocks around the lake where you can sit, rest, and enjoy the serene beauty. The entire Joffre Lakes hike took me and two visitors four and a half hours to complete, including two hours spent taking photos and eating. I highly recommend this hike to anyone visiting Vancouver. If you can't make it to Banff, Joffre Lakes is a must-visit for its pristine mountain scenery and fresh air. The last tip: If you leave Vancouver at 4 AM, you can avoid the reservation requirement. Although it's hard to secure a reservation ticket two days in advance, arriving before 7 AM means you don't need one. So, if you're determined to go, skip the reservation, go to bed early, and leave at 4 AM. You'll arrive by 7 AM, enjoy a refreshing morning hike, and can return early in the afternoon. If you stay in Whistler the night before, leaving at 6 AM should be sufficient.

🌊Joffre Lake Banff is too far, and hiking to Garibaldi Lake is too exhausting, so please remember to visit Joffre Lake! It takes 4 to 5 hours for a round trip, the mountain path is not too steep, and there are three lakes: lower, middle, and upper. Especially Middle Lake and Joffre Lake, they are like emeralds under the snow-capped mountains, stunningly beautiful; . 🌊Whistler Skydiving Skiing and hiking are not thrilling enough? Departing from Joffre Lake, the next stop is Whistler Skydiving! Leap towards the mountains and revel between heaven and earth, experiencing the boldness of life... . 🌊Nairn Falls Provincial Park The Nairn Falls trail is suitable for all ages, and it only takes a 1.5-kilometer walk to see the waterfall landscape above the canyon. If you are still not satisfied after hiking at Joffre Lake, welcome to Nairn Falls to continue enjoying the pleasure of walking. . 🌊Whistler The well-known Whistler offers impeccable travel experiences all year round. Skiing, mountain biking, boating, strolling through the town, staying in upscale hot spring hotels, visiting the Aboriginal museum... In Whistler, there are at least 100 things to do! . 🌊Brandywine Falls Continuing south, you will come to the Sea to Sky Highway's second signature waterfall: Brandywine Falls. Compared to Nairn Falls, this 'brandy' waterfall is even more spectacular, and with its graceful beauty, it only takes a little over 10 minutes of hiking to behold her charm. . 🌊Whistler Bungee Bridge Right next to the Brandywine Falls, another thrilling activity awaits you: Whistler Bungee Bridge! Situated above the jungle, with a deep canyon and rapid water flow beneath, it awaits the courageous to conquer! . 🌊Garibaldi Lake The 'temple' for outdoor enthusiasts, Garibaldi Lake requires a whole day or two of hiking, and the view from the peak will be unforgettable. If you have the stamina, be sure to challenge Panorama Ridge, and you will understand: it's so simple to shoot a blockbuster.

🌊Tantalus Lookout Don't want to exert yourself but still want to enjoy the view of snowy mountains? Head to Tantalus Lookout by the Sea to Sky Highway and pay homage to the snow-covered Mount Tantalus. By the way, this is also a great place to watch the stars at night, with very little light pollution. 🌊Alice Lake Provincial Park During the popular camping season, Alice Lake is always in high demand. Close to the city, with excellent facilities and beautiful scenery, it attracts tens of thousands of campers every year. 🌊Squamish The limelight of Squamish is often overshadowed by Whistler, but its charm is not to be underestimated: home to bald eagle viewing spots, the West Coast Railway Museum, and a paradise for rock climbing enthusiasts... Take a closer look, and you'll discover that this small town is definitely a treasure; 🌊Stawamus Chief The solemn and majestic Stawamus Chief is a challenge every climber wants to attempt. If you have the courage and strength, then you are welcome to tackle this uniquely poised mountain. 🌊Sea to Sky Gondola One of the most expensive attractions on the Sea to Sky Highway, but once you take the gondola to the top of the mountain, you'll find it's worth every penny: popular viewing platforms, famous suspension bridges, the magnificent scenery of Howe Sound... another great place that's not short of blockbuster material. 🌊Shannon Falls Departing from Joffre, Shannon Falls is the third famous waterfall you can see. Similar to the first two waterfalls, it takes less than 10 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the viewing point of Shannon Falls; however, the height of Shannon Falls is uniquely impressive; 🌊Murrin Provincial Park One of the smallest provincial parks in BC, it is beloved not only for the beautiful Browning Lake but also for Quercus Point: climb up the rocks, and the view you'll see is no less spectacular than from the peak of the Sea to Sky Gondola, and it doesn't cost a penny...

Here are some road trip options that can be enjoyed within half a tank of gas. 🌟Harrison Hot Springs Harrison Hot Springs is a great place to visit all year round. There are many hiking trails, beaches, and top-notch restaurants, and of course, the hot springs that should not be missed. It's perfect for a romantic getaway or a family trip. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 130 kilometers, less than 2 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 66 Canadian dollars 🌟Squamish Just off the Sea to Sky Highway, you can enjoy the outdoor summer atmosphere while tasting wine at the brewery and camping spots along the highway. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 65 kilometers, about 1 hour by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 32 Canadian dollars 🌟Cultus Lake Cultus Lake is far from the city, giving you a feeling of returning to nature. In addition to enjoying the lake and camping grounds, you can also enjoy exciting water activities at the Cultus Lake Water Park, which reopens this summer, or spend an afternoon on the golf course. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 100 kilometers, about 1.5 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 50 Canadian dollars 🌟Bellingham, Washington, USA There are many waterfalls, lakes, parks, and historic districts to visit, and shopping is also a good choice. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 90 kilometers, about 1.5 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 46 Canadian dollars 🌟Bowen Island This small island on the Sunshine Coast is also very popular. It only takes 20 minutes to reach Bowen Island by ferry from Horseshoe Bay. The island is not large and can be fully explored on foot. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 30 kilometers, about 1 hour by car, plus ferry time 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 12 Canadian dollars (parking at the ferry terminal) 🌟Okanagan Valley You can taste wine here, visit the vibrant downtown of Kelowna, and countless orchards in the area. It's a great place to spend the weekend with family and friends. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 400 kilometers, about 4 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 100 Canadian dollars

We went to Lake Joffre. The lake water is very clear and a beautiful blue color. It is surrounded by towering mountains and dense forests. We hiked along the trails around the lake, taking in the stunning scenery. At the lake we saw the remnants of the glacier, which was quite spectacular. We also saw some wildlife like squirrels and birds. It was an unforgettable trip. Had an amazing trip to Joffre Lake. The scenery was breathtaking with turquoise blue waters and snow-capped mountains. The hike was challenging but totally worth it. Spent the day exploring the three stunning glacier-fed lakes. Can't wait to go back! #加拿大旅游 #bluelake #雪山 #行山 #国外游

On this trip to Canada, my favorite off-the-beaten-path spot was Joffre Lakes. It's worth noting that the round trip takes at least four hours, which is probably why it hasn't been developed into a famous attraction. But the effort is worth it, because the sight of the snow-capped mountains is only visible through physical exertion. Also, we started climbing at 9:30am, and the initial lighting was not suitable for photography, so be mindful of the time. There are a total of three lakes, the first of which is very close. The second lake, which is the most beautiful, takes one to one and a half hours to reach. The distance between the second and third lakes is also about half an hour. The last lake has many large rocks, but you definitely need to go down to the bottom of the lake to take the most beautiful photos. However, be careful of your footing. Canada, North America.

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Whistler BC is the best spot for outdoor activity ranging from skiing, mountain biking, hiking and ice skating.

It is a beautiful place to visit in the winter. I feel I am in the fairy tales. Next time, I want to try the famous SPA. We went there many times, only problem is the hotel is getting more and more expensive there. #wintergetaway

The coolest experience around the world in summer is to explore ice caves, and ice caves! You can’t imagine how cool and excited it is! If you wanna try, there is a company specializing in ice cave exploration in Whistler. You can fly to the deep of ice sheet by helicopter, and having fun in the ice cave for 15000 years by their tours! As you may not know, most of the shots of the

Unlock the Whistler Superfly Zipline tour and enjoy the zipline experience Canada BC is really a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, this is probably one of the most exciting and high-altitude experience projects I have ever played. Although refreshing my new understanding of the zip line, the coach will give you some tips and precautions before the start. Because it is on the top of the mountain, our road to the mountain is first to take the four-wheel drive cross-country to the mountainside, and then change to the wheeled off-road vehicle to ride on the snowy road, then we are carrying our own zip line, stepping on all the way Snow goes to the place where the zip line goes. The coolest thing about this zip line project is that we have to slide four sections from the top of the mountain. Each section has different characteristics: the first section is the longest section of the Feiyue Canyon, with a length of more than 1 km. The entire zip line has two lengths of more than 1 km and is the longest zip line in Canada. The height reaches 183 meters and the speed reaches 100 kilometers per hour. The first section is the longest, spanning the canyon, the second paragraph is the highest, the fastest, the third section is also quite long, the fourth paragraph is the most romantic, you can slide down with your hands, really have a thousand ducks, The perfect zipline experience, stimulating and adventurous, you can't miss it here [cute]

## Winter Olympics venue - Whistler Snow Mountain Tour Raiders about 2 hours drive from Vancouver, Whistler Snow Mountain is known as "Little Switzerland", was the 2010 Winter Olympics The venue of the event is a high-quality ski track with international competition levels, and skiers who love the challenging challenges can descend from the peak of 2,200 meters. There are 2 kinds of ways to visit. One is to take a leisurely sightseeing tour without skiing. You can report to Whistler Snow Mountain on a travel website such as Trip. The price is about 252 yuan. On the day of the tour, you will be at the Chinese Cultural Center in Chinatown, Vancouver. Cars, waiting for the guide to pick up directly to Whistler Snow Mountain Resort, you can choose to go shopping, drink, take a photo, or you can pay another 71 Canadian dollars (about 362 yuan) to have two Guinness World Records The PEAK TO PEAK cable car connecting Blackcomb Mountain and Whistler Mountain reaches a height of 1,800 meters, and the feeling of being surrounded by snow-capped mountains is very wonderful. The other is to take the SKYLINE to THE BURRARD STATION, find the exit of the Hyatt Hotel, and get off the bus to the bus stop of Whistler Snow Mountain, such as Pollard Station, for a round-trip fare of 35 Canadian dollars. After arriving in Whistler, choose the right cable car and the corresponding ski package for an exciting ski trip. Playing notes: 1, remember to wear sunglasses, it is good to protect your eyes. 2. If you go to the top of the mountain, you need to pay special attention to safety, because the snow on the mountain is easy to slip on the soles of the feet, and there are no fences in many places.

Whistler is a small town at the foot of Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain. It contains everything from eating and drinking. There are hotels, restaurants and shops (mainly selling and skiing). Related things), supermarkets, post offices, hospitals, visitor centers, etc., sparrows are small and dirty. Occasionally the best ice cream COWS in Canada, there are 32 kinds of flavors, the price is two, I chose the price of 6.5 Canadian dollars, you can choose two flavors, I chose the two flavors of sea salt and mint chocolate .

In the impression of skiers around the world, Whistler is undoubtedly one of the best ski resorts in the world. It has been awarded the title of North America's First Ski Resort by Snow Country for 4 consecutive years. It is the 2010 Winter Olympics and The venue of the Paralympic Games. In addition to the aura of so many top sports, Whistler is also a long-standing integrated holiday paradise. The recreation and leisure program has been continuously refurbished and has always been the most popular holiday destination west of the Canadian Rockies. This glory continues to this day. Cross-country skiers can enjoy up to 100 km of picturesque ski trails in Whistler, and non-skiers can experience a wide range of snow sports including dog sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and snow flying saucers. Whistler Blackcomb Resort operates from late November to early June and can ski for half a year. This is rare in other places, even in July. Snow shoes are the fastest winter sports in Canada. This ancient fashion style does not require any skill. A pair of snowshoes can take you to any place in the depths of the snow you want to go. Snowshoes prevent the feet from sinking into the snow by spreading the weight of the body over a larger area. I experienced a night snowshoe hike at Whistler, which is very unique.

One of the most famous ski resorts in North America, Whistler's ski season is finally open this year!! On the weekend of Open Week, just caught up with the first snow here, the whole town is like a fairy tale world, covered with heavy snow. . In the days of Whistler holiday, the huge floor-to-ceiling windows were full of goose feathers, the green pine trees were stacked on the snow, the house was warm as spring, and the flames in the fireplace were flaming. Welcome to the Skiing Season!!!