moderate
3–6 hours
Participants should have a reasonable level of physical fitness to handle sometimes bumpy terrain, occasional hiking, or rafting exertion.
From snowmobile ridges to river rapids and treetop ziplines, The Adventure Group Whistler delivers thrilling outdoor experiences year-round. Discover what makes this iconic BC destination ideal for adventure lovers of all ages.
Temperature can vary widely, especially transitioning between valleys and peaks, so layering helps maintain comfort throughout activities.
Waterproof hiking boots or snow boots help protect against muddy riverbanks and snowy trails encountered during rafting or snowmobile tours.
Cold weather or summer sun can cause dehydration; carry water even for shorter excursions to maintain optimal energy levels.
Rapid weather changes can impact river levels or snow coverage, so confirm tour readiness and safety with the operator in advance.
Whistler grew from a mining settlement in the early 20th century into a premier outdoor destination after hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Locally, there is a strong emphasis on preserving alpine ecosystems by minimizing trail impact and promoting Leave No Trace principles among all visitors.
Protects against wind, rain, or snow during outdoor activities in Whistler’s variable weather.
all specific
Keeps body warmth regulated during colder snowmobile rides and winter ziplines.
winter|spring|fall specific
Provides grip and ankle support on riverbanks and uneven trail sections.
summer|fall|spring specific
UV rays intensify at higher elevations, so protect your skin and eyes while outdoors.
summer|spring|fall specific