Wildlife & Scenic Land Rover Tour in Whistler with Whistler Discovery Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended for quick hikes and vehicle entrance/exit
Overview
Join the Land Rover Scenic Excursion in Whistler for a wildlife-filled adventure through stunning alpine landscapes. Spot black bears, waterfalls, and mountain vistas all in one day.
Afternoon with the Bears - Land Rover Scenic Excursion
April to November
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable Land Rover excursion through Whistler's stunning wilderness, where you'll have the chance to spot black bears and other wildlife. Guided by local experts, enjoy breathtaking views of the Coastal Mountain Range, waterfalls, and alpine forests. Capture the beauty of nature in this unique adventure!
Afternoon with the Bears - Land Rover Scenic Excursion
Rates
Adult: $189.00 (16+) Child/Youth: $149.00 (6-15) Infant/Toddler: $119.00 (1-5)
Duration
2 to 2.5 Hours
About
Enjoy one of the premier black bear viewing spots in Whistler. Join one of our local professional nature guides and photographers, on your wilderness black bear Land Rover off road excursion. Starting in April/May, black bears emerge from hibernation and begin to feed on the new spring growth. Take in the majestic high elevation panoramic views of the Coastal Mountain Range including; waterfalls, glacier lakes alpine old growth forest and wetlands. Make certain to keep watch for the black bears, deer, bobcats and coyote’s that call the region home. This adventure will leave you appreciative of our natural world. Bring your camera as you’ll want to capture memories of this tour forever!
Please Note: Bears are wild animals and therefore we cannot guarantee that every bear viewing scenic tour will see bears. All Tours operate on sunny and rainy days.
Adventure Tips
Wear layered clothing
Weather can change quickly in the mountains, so dress in layers.
Bring binoculars
Enhance wildlife viewing with binoculars for a closer look at animals.
Photograph early or late
Capture the best light during golden hour for stunning photos.
Stay alert for wildlife signs
Be vigilant for animal tracks or movement along the trail.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black bears
- Mountain lions
History
Whistler was originally a hosting site for the 2010 Winter Olympics, but its wild terrains have always been home to diverse wildlife and cultural traditions of local Indigenous peoples.
Conservation
The tour promotes eco-conscious tourism, emphasizing minimal disturbance to wildlife and natural habitats, supporting local conservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Binoculars
Important for spotting wildlife at a distance.
Camera with zoom lens
Capture scenic views and wildlife encounters.
Warm jacket
Layer up for varying mountain temperatures.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect yourself during outdoor daytime activities.
summer specific