Explore Whistler’s Callaghan Valley in a unique way on this scenic snowshoe tour. Follow your guide through an ancient forest and admire the breathtaking winter wonderland scenery. Choose a morning or afternoon hike for a fun, more challenging experience, or opt for the lighter twilight hike and enjoy a campfire dinner under the stars. With all equipment included, this is the perfect alternative to skiing and can be enjoyed among families, friends and couples alike!
Highlights
- Guided snowshoe adventure in Whistler
- Hike through Callaghan Valley’s ancient forests and soak up the relaxing wilderness atmosphere
- Choose the morning or afternoon hike for a fun, challenging adventure
- Equipment, snacks and tea included
Useful Information
Snowshoeing in Callaghan Valley
Morning or Afternoon Snowshoe Adventure
Meet at Whistler Village, strap on your provided snowshoes and follow your guide through a snow-blanketed forest full of mystery. As you hike, learn about the area and sample tea leaves from plants that grow along the Medicine Trail. Water will also be provided throughout your hike.
Travel deep into an ancient forest and hear about the history of the Callaghan Valley. Soak up the wonderland scenery dotted with giant cedar, fir and hemlock trees that provide a canopy high above.
Finish back at the village for a rejuvenating snack of tea and trail bars by the fire.
Note: For this hike, a moderate level of fitness is required, and the recommended age is 8 years and older.
Meet at Whistler Village, strap on your provided snowshoes and follow your guide through a snow-blanketed forest full of mystery. As you hike, learn about the area and sample tea leaves from plants that grow along the Medicine Trail. Water will also be provided throughout your hike.
Travel deep into an ancient forest and hear about the history of the Callaghan Valley. Soak up the wonderland scenery dotted with giant cedar, fir and hemlock trees that provide a canopy high above.
Finish back at the village for a rejuvenating snack of tea and trail bars by the fire.
Note: For this hike, a moderate level of fitness is required, and the recommended age is 8 years and older.
Itinerary
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