moderate;challenging
3–6 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape with good endurance
Unleash your adventurous spirit with tailored outdoor trips in Whistler’s stunning mountain landscape—from rugged hikes to mountain biking. Discover what makes this area a premier outdoor destination.
All ages • 10 hours • Experience the best of Whistler Extreme Adventure with a Local Guide
10 hours
Enjoy a luxurious, and scenic ride on the spectacular Sea to Sky Highway, stop by Whistler Wilderness, to experience the adrenalin pumping sports of Bungee Diving - definitely not for the faint-hearted, and finally to the world renowned resort of Whistler. Along the way, you'll cross the Stanley Park Causeway, pass the historical Britannia Mine Museum, the Shannon Falls Provincial Park, the steep cliffs of Squamish, and the Brandywine Falls Provincial Park. Closing in at the Whistler wilderness, at the Chekamus River gorge, it's Bungee Diving time! At Whistler, explore at your pace, free and easy. Ride the Peak2Peak gondola. Or enjoy snowmobiling, zipline, bobsleigh, or dogsled. Your choice!
Note: Transportation to bungee diving site is provided by 3rd party, rates between $90-$100 (subject to changes).
Dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable through variable mountain weather.
Beat the crowds by hitting popular trails early in the day.
Enhance wildlife-viewing opportunities with a good pair of binoculars.
Keep energy levels high and stay hydrated during strenuous activities.
Whistler was originally a rail construction town in the early 20th century before evolving into a world-class ski resort in the 1960s.
The area actively promotes Leave No Trace principles and supports local ecological initiatives to minimize environmental impact.
Supportive shoes with good grip are vital for rocky and uneven terrain.
Multiple layers help adapt to changing weather conditions at higher elevations.
Keeps water accessible during long hikes or mountain bike rides.
Protect skin and eyes from mountain sun exposure.