As part of Epic 2026, we’re heading outdoors to recharge, connect, and challenge ourselves in new ways. This is your chance to experience Whistler your way, whether that means taking it slow, pushing yourself further, or seeing the mountains from a completely new angle. Surrounded by alpine scenery and fresh mountain air, each adventure is designed to help you reset, reconnect, and come back energised.
Medicinal Indigenous Walk Through the Forest
An Indigenous led walk that will change how you see the land. Your Cultural Land Ambassador shares the stories of the shíshálh (Sechelt) Coast Salish and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Peoples, showing you how plants and trees have provided food, medicine, and technology for thousands of years.
You’ll walk among towering cedars, maples, and firs. You’ll learn about the Tree of Life and its sacred gifts. You’ll hear ancient stories, try hands on teachings, and share a cup of Indigenous tea together. Every tour is different, shaped by the season and the group.
Best for: Anyone craving connection, culture, and a quiet moment in nature. No experience needed, just come with an open mind.
Aerial Obstacle Course — Advance Full Course (1-3H) [Limited to first 36 registrants]
Swing, climb, and zip your way through the forest canopy. You’ll cross suspended bridges, tackle Tarzan swings, and balance on tightropes as the course climbs higher and gets bolder. It’s one of the most unique ways to experience Whistler.
Best for: Thrill seekers who like their fun with a side of heights. Spots go fast, so grab yours early.
Whistler Mountain Loop Trail — Easy Blue Trail: Harmony Lake Loop/Spreadhead Loop (2-3km/1-2mi)
Two loops. One easy, one moderate. Both stunning.
- Spearhead Loop, 1.2 km easy. A gentle warmup near the Peak 2 Peak Gondola with barely any elevation change. Perfect for easing into the alpine.
- Harmony Lake Loop, 1.9 km moderate. A descent through alpine meadows to a picture perfect lake, followed by a light climb back to the lodge.
Best for: Anyone who wants alpine beauty without the burn.
Moderate Black Diamonds Hike — Burnt Stew Road (4.7km/2.9mi)
Want big views without the white knuckle drama? This scenic sub-alpine route winds through the Symphony Zone and climbs toward Piccolo Summit. Wildflowers, ridgelines, and peaceful moments in every direction.
Best for: Hikers ready to push a little further than the average trail.
Hard Black Diamonds Hike — Half Note Trail (6.8km/4.2mi)
Ready to earn your bragging rights? This alpine loop delivers jaw dropping views high above Cheakamus Lake. Expect steep, technical descents and a mountainside traverse that will test your legs and reward your camera roll.
Best for: Confident hikers who love a real challenge.