moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable riding or driving over uneven terrain, but no advanced fitness is required.
Join The Adventure Group in Whistler for an exhilarating Side-by-Side tour through BC’s breathtaking backcountry. Navigate rugged trails, splash through streams, and take in mountain vistas on this guided adventure designed for all thrill levels.
Explore the Wild of Whistler’s Backcountry!
Experience the thrill of a guided tour in a powerful Side-by-Side 4x4 as you navigate Whistler’s breathtaking backcountry. Traverse creeks and rugged terrain while soaking in stunning viewpoints and the chance to encounter local wildlife, making this adventure both exhilarating and unforgettable.
What's a Side-by-Side you ask? Great question. Side-by-Side's are highly capable all terrain 4x4 motorized vehicles designs to take on backcountry and are a blast to drive. Think fast, crazy suspension and a whole lot of fun.
For true off-roaders. This tour will have pilots and co-pilots grinning from ear to ear as they explore the wilds of Whistler’s backcountry. Our skillful guides will lead you to the many jewels of our vast tenure. Splash through creeks and power over rugged west coast terrain, while watching for local wildlife and breath taking views in one of the most beautiful wilderness areas in the Sea to Sky region.
Drive your own vehicle or take advantage of our free roundtrip shuttle from Whistler Village
This tour takes place at our Cougar Mountain Basecamp located on Cougar Mountain, just 12 minutes north of Whistler Village, BC in a coastal temperate rainforest with magnificent mountain and valley views.
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Chaperone Policy: A chaperone 19+ years old is required to be on tour with anyone aged 15 and under. Ages 16+ are able to join all tours without chaperone, granted the minimum requirements are met.
We acknowledge, and are grateful, to operate on the unceded territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Lil̓wat7úl (Lil’wat) Nations. We respect and honour their culture and traditions.
Children must be 4’ tall (122 cm) and fit a D.O.T. helmet to ride. You must wear one of our Department of Transportation (DOT) certified and regularly inspected helmets. D.O.T. certified helmets meet or exceed Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 218, the legal requirement for a helmet to be used on public roads. Personal helmets are not permitted.
Wear layered outdoor clothing and waterproof gear to stay comfortable during splashes and variable mountain weather.
Capture the stunning scenery and wildlife encounters along the trail with a camera or smartphone.
Follow your guide’s instructions to protect the environment and ensure safety on rugged terrain.
Getting an early start maximizes your daylight hours for exploration and photography.
Whistler’s backcountry has long been a route for indigenous peoples and early explorers, with trail systems now preserving that legacy.
The Adventure Group actively participates in local conservation efforts, practicing Leave No Trace principles to protect this pristine environment for future generations.
Provides good traction and ankle support on uneven trails.
all seasons specific
Keeps you dry during splashes or unexpected rain.
spring, fall, winter specific
Protects against UV exposure during sunny days.
summer specific
Helps stay warm in colder conditions on the trail.
winter specific