Whistler Wired
Whistler Hikes
From valley strolls to alpine summits, curated by distance and difficulty
Whistler has an abundance of hiking trails, with more than 158 routes catalogued on AllTrails alone. The list below is our concierge team’s selection of the best, organised by difficulty and distance, so you can find the right hike for your group, fitness level, and the time you have.
Lost on Trial
Call 9-1-1 if you believe you are lost. You will be connected to Whistler RCMP, who coordinate search and rescue in the area.
Wildlife Awareness
These trails are shared with bears, mountain lions, and bobcats. Read our Bear Safety guide before heading out.
Be Prepared
Carry water, layers, snacks, and a charged phone. Mountain weather changes quickly and trails are often outside cell range.
Easy Trails
Level 1 · Gentle terrain, family friendly
Moderate Trails
Level 2 · Some elevation, half-day hikes
Hard Trails
Level 3 · Significant elevation, full-day routes
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park
Three Glacier Lakes, One Unforgettable Trail
Distance
7.4 km
From Whistler
60 km north
Drive Time
1 hour
One of British Columbia’s most photographed hikes. Three separate turquoise lakes step up the valley, framed by jagged peaks and cold rushing streams. A day pass is required and must be booked in advance through BC Parks.
Recommended App
Plan Every Step with AllTrails
Whether you hike, bike, run, or walk, the AllTrails app helps you plan and share your outdoor adventures. Detailed trail maps, offline downloads, and live trail conditions, all in one place.
Need Help Planning Your Hike?
Our concierge team can arrange transport to trailheads, organise day passes, and recommend trails based on your group, fitness, and the conditions on the day.