Rumble into the Callaghan and Brandywine valleys on a guided ATV tour that trades pavement for mud, singletrack and sweeping views of Black Tusk and Mount Fee. Two hours of backcountry trails, lookout benches, and a practical, all-weather guiding approach.
Rumble into the Callaghan and Brandywine valleys on a guided ATV tour that trades pavement for mud, singletrack and sweeping views of Black Tusk and Mount Fee. Two hours of backcountry trails, lookout benches, and a practical, all-weather guiding approach.
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Operated by Whistler ATV · Whistler, British Columbia
Mud kicks up in a slow spray as machines weave down old logging roads—this is the opening note of the Whistler ATV Bushwhacker Tour. You’ll start at a base in the Callaghan and Brandywine valleys, 15–20 minutes south of Whistler village, and within minutes the hum of the road gives way to spruce, alder and the low cry of ravens. The route moves across low- to mid-elevation trails, alternating wide fire roads with tighter singletrack and short climbs to lookout benches.
moderate.
2 hours.
Moderate fitness: able to handle short standing and braced sections, core strength helps with stability on rough terrain
The tour runs approximately 2 hours over low- to mid-elevation backcountry trails and mixed terrain; exact mileage varies by route and conditions.
Yes—participants under 19 or those without a license can ride as passengers; drivers must be 19+ with a full license to operate an ATV.
Operators may cancel for heavy rain, high winds, or unsafe trail conditions; rain gear is provided for light wet weather and the cancellation policy allows refund if called off at least 24 hours prior.
Participants must be at least 5 years old; not recommended for pregnant travelers or people with spinal injuries, and a moderate level of fitness is advised.
The Callaghan and Brandywine valleys are within the traditional territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and Lil’wat Nations and were used historically as travel and harvest corridors.
Stick to designated trails to prevent erosion and protect fragile alpine plants; operators typically follow a low-impact policy and ask guests to pack out any trash.
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