Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Pemberton

"Location: Lost Lake is situated in the Benchlands, close to Whistler Village. Best way to get there: If you’re coming by car, park in the Whistler Village day lots. Then, walk 15 minutes or so along the Valley Trail until you hit the beach – it’s a scenic walk through the forest."

"Lost Lake offers a more serene retreat in winter and summer. The park sits about 15 minutes from Whistler Village, and a free shuttle runs from mid-June to early September. In the summer, find over 60 miles (100 kilometers) of hiking and biking trails."

"You can access the trail to the park near Lot 4 on Lorimer Road. The trail takes you through some old-growth forest on a crushed gravel trail. You’ll meet hikers and bikers en route to one of Whistler’s best lakes."

"While watching bobsleigh or luge competitions on TV, did you ever wonder how it feels to zip down the narrow ice tube at the speed of a racecar?. Now you can experience it for yourself at the Whistler Sliding Centre, the world’s fastest ice track. When athletes are not using the Centre to prepare for various international competitions, visitors are invited to check out this amazing facility or even experience the high-speed action first-hand."

"One of its kind, the Whistler Sliding Centre offers Olympic level sliding tracks that are both thrilling and adrenaline packed. Home to the 2010 Winter Olympics Bobsliegh and skeleton tracks, the center is state of the art and the sliding track is 1450 meter long. Visitors are encouraged to tour the state-of-the-art facility, or experience the thrill first-hand with passenger bobsleigh and skel...Read more"

"Skeleton at Whistler Sliding Centre, credit: Tourism Whistler/Steve Rogers. Most of us secretly wish we were Olympians. At Whistler Sliding Centreyou can pretend."

"The venue for the historic 2010 Winter Olympics, the Whistler Olympic Park is a grand venue that promises lots of fun and activities for the whole family. From ice skating to snow shoeing, the park is equipped with world class facilities for a number of Nordic games. Whistler Olympic Park is open for visitor over winter for Nordic skiing, tobogganing, snowshoeing, biathlon, base boarding, fat t...Read more"

"This recreational paradise invites visitors of all ages to hit the slopes for an endless selection of snowy activities. Slow down the pace with some serene snow-shoeing, or pick it up in a classically Canadian toboggan sled!. The terrain boasts miles of cross-country skiing trails, baseboarding hills, and perfectly curated adrenaline-filled ski-jumping zones."

"Whether you’re in hiking boots or snowshoes take a trip out to Alexander Falls in the Callaghan Valley. If you’re looking for a longer stay in the wilderness check out the Journeyman Lodge, a full service backcountry lodge, which we listed as one of the most romantic Whistler hotels."

"So if you choose to view it, you're basically seeing three waterfalls in one. This falls sits in Callaghan Provincial Park just south of Whistler. If you choose to see the falls, leave time to explore the park."

"James Stewart Sculpture Gallery is a small gallery with a big impact. Its current exhibition of large, life-like, and finely detailed sculptures of individuals the artist and gallery owner James Stewart met during his travels around the world is creating quite a stir in a town more accustomed to paintings of wild animals and spectacular landscapes. After building a career in Hollywood by creating visual effects for movies such as The Chronicles of Narnia and Shrek 2, James decided to give it all up and devote his time to his art and to enjoying the wild adventures of Whistler."

"As one of the largest skate parks in Canada, the park measures 50,000 square feet full of bowls, ledges and street-style elements. Other features include quarter pipes, a spine, volcano and central pyramid. In addition, BMX riders can test their skills."

"Close by to Green Lake in the area of Alpine Meadows is Meadow Park. This is a picture perfect location to come and have a picnic, take in the stunning mountain views and relax. It is on the Valley Trail route and sits alongside Alta Creek, synonymous with the River of Golden Dreams."

"What’s a better choice than chilling by the lake and having that therapeutic environment to fight off negative effects?. Lost Lake Park is a serene spot for nature lovers to rock Whistler anytime in the year. When it comes to free things to do in Whistler, external activities should be the first thing springing to your mind, with Lost Lake Park being a haven for outdoor adventures."

"A scenic respite from the main beach area, this dock offers an incredible view of Whistler Mountain. Our minds are hardwired to calm down when looking at water, one of the reasons shots like this are so loved. Go in the early morning to capture that sweet mountain reflection in still water."

"A picnic by the lake should be on everyone’s summer bucket list. You can’t go wrong with spreading out a blanket on the sunny lakeside lawn at Lost Lake. It’s a local favourite and it’s easy to see why."

"A post shared by Elements Urban Tapas Parlour (@elementswhistler) on Sep 6, 2019 at 9:20am PDT. Looking for a great, locally-sourced breakfast in the heart of Whistler Village?. Look no further than Elements – they use Ocean Wise seafood, Pemberton meats, and Cheese from Vancouver Island."

"Nothing hits quite like a bowl of ramen on a cold and wet day. If you’re looking for your fix of Ramen or other Japanese staples, check out Ohyama Ramen located next to the Whistler Conference Centre. They offer a variety of hearty meat and vegetarian ramen options that are sure to scratch that itch."

"Whistler rejoiced when Ohyama Ramen opened its doors and finally brought this Japanese staple to the village. Head here for hearty bowls of brothy noodles."

"Unfussy sushi bar serving up some of the cheapest Japanese food in Whistler. Also one of the only places to have Korean dishes on the menu. Great for a quick, cheap lunch."