Whistler
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High Note Trail in Whistler (By a Season’s Pass Holder)
The High Note Trail is the most spectacular hike in Whistler, but it’s also the most expensive. Here’s everything you need to know about hiking the High Note Trail so you can decide if it’s worth the price. I live in nearby Squamish, so I’ve hiked the High Note tons…
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Where to Experience Indigenous Tourism in Canada
Indigenous people have lived in what is now Canada since time immemorial, so no trip to Canada is complete without experiencing Indigenous culture. I asked fellow travel writers to recommend their favourite places to experience Indigenous tourism in Canada. In this post, you’ll find personal recommendations for 10 Indigenous tourism…
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Brandywine Falls Provincial Park Hiking Guide
Brandywine Falls is one of the most popular stops on the Sea to Sky Highway near Whistler. It is a short and easy hike to the spectacular 70-metre-tall (230-foot) falls which cascade over volcanic rocks into a deep canyon. I live nearby in Squamish and visited the falls countless times.…
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Whistler Train Wreck Hike
The Whistler Train Wreck hike is one of the most popular short trails in Whistler, and it’s easy to see why. The star attraction is the graffiti-covered train cars, abandoned since the 1950s. But the forest scenery and picturesque suspension bridge along the way also add to the beauty. I…
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Rainbow Falls Loop Trail in Whistler
With tons of hikes in Whistler to choose from, the Rainbow Falls Loop is a bit under-the-radar. It’s a short and easy trail to a charming little waterfall that includes several different viewpoints. I love this trail for a quick walk in the woods mostly just locals enjoy. This guide…
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Lost Lake in Whistler: Hiking, Swimming, Biking and More
Whistler’s Lost Lake Park is an easy place to love. It has tons of hiking, biking, and walking trails plus a wonderful lake for swimming. It’s only a few minutes from busy Whistler Village, but it has a natural setting that feels miles away. Plus, unlike most things in Whistler,…
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Camping in Squamish, BC: 22 Places to Camp Near Squamish
Camping in Squamish is pretty picturesque since it is nestled between the mountains and the ocean. As a local, I’ve got insider info about the best places to camp in Squamish including free options. Since it is a short drive from both Vancouver and Whistler, Squamish is a very popular…
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80+ Things to Do in Whistler (By a Local)
Whether you’re a skier, a mountain biker, a hiker, or just want to visit one of the best mountain towns in the world, there are tons of things to do in Whistler. I’ve been visiting Whistler my whole life since I grew up in nearby Vancouver. And now I live…
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42 Cheap and Free Things to Do in Whistler
It’s no secret that Whistler is an expensive place to visit. I’ve been visiting Whistler my whole life and currently live just down the road in Squamish, so I know all the locals’ tricks to find cheap and free things to do in Whistler. In this list of things to…
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Camping in Whistler, BC: 18 Places to Camp Near Whistler
Camping in Whistler is a great way to enjoy nature while also saving money on accommodations. As a local, I’ve got all the info you need to know to find a great Whistler campground whether you are pitching a tent, doing van life, or RVing. I’m going to be straight…
