The 15 best pool spots in Whistler

Not sure why online say no parking...but there like 10 spots + free parking (this was during 2025/April22) they have Evo ebike too! Super lovely area and great for paddleboard too!

Lovely lake, easy to find from Whistler / Blackcomb village and easy to walk around. Clearly marked trails to navigate further afield, including either back into town or up to Green Lake for a longer walk away from the main centre.

What a great place to hike, bike ride, kayak, and picnic! The main trails are wide and well maintained, with beautiful views of the lake. The picnic areas are large with lots of grass and some picnic tables. The restrooms at the park entrance are clean. Parking is a bit limited and there is no RV parking available in the main lot. Wonderful place to spend quiet time by yourself or with family and friends.

Small beach area full of kids and families. There is a dock in the middle of the lake you can swim to. Washrooms and a concession stand. Great bike trails all around, the ones to the lake are not paved. Short walk from main Whistler village.

Always lovely to visit, 4 seasons tranquility. This time I loved the toad migration traffic closures, so considerate!

Beautiful lake nice grass areas.

If you are in Whistler, you need to visit Lost Lake. The trailhead to go towards lost lake is walkable from the whistler village. It’s a short trail that takes you to the main lake beach and you can continue to loop around the lake. We met a lot of folks on the lake and trail so it’s a popular spot if you prefer hiking around the people. Also met a lot of dogs so it seems like a dog loved spot!! There were clean restrooms at the main beach.

Gorgeous scenery. The drive up from Vancouver is worth the trip alone. Massive amounts of terrain. Great snow at the top of the mountain. Awful visibility mid mountain. Slushy at the bottom of the mountain. Village is really great. Went in March. I would definitely go again.

I went during the summer and it was amazing. The scenery is breathtaking with so many hiking and biking trails to explore. Even without the snow the mountains are stunning and the village has a lot of shops, restaurants, and spots to just relax. Staff are friendly and the whole place is well maintained. Definitely a year round destination and one of the best resorts you can visit.

I had the chance to visit Blackcomb Whistler Ski last year, and it was truly one of the best experiences I’ve had on the slopes. The scenery is breathtaking, the facilities are excellent, and everything feels very well organized. That said, as a beginner, I found the runs a bit challenging. Even the green slopes felt more like blue ones compared to other ski resorts I’ve been to. Still, it was a great learning experience, and I’d definitely recommend it for those who are looking for both adventure and stunning mountain views. With a bit more practice, I’d love to go back and enjoy it even more!

This place is a Dream destination for skiing! The snow quality is fantastic, white & powdery ,the slopes are well-groomed, and the scenery is absolutely stunning. Our full day here was worth spending. The management was also very good.

The Peak 2 Peak Gondola is an amazing experience; It starts at Whistler Mountain, takes you to Blackcomb Mountain, and from there you can take another gondola to a different peak before heading back down. The gondola between the peaks is huge, and the blue cabins have glass floors so you can see the valley below. At the top, there are restaurants and cafes, and you might spot Groundhogs. Even in summer, there’s snow and it’s cold, so be sure to bring warm clothes.

Whistler Blackcomb is awesome. I love the fact you can ski during the winter and then buy a very affordable Epic pass to Access the trekking trails and gondola during the summer. Also the Sunday farmers markets are great! Visit "Cows" for the best mint chocolate chip ice cream ever (they have other flavours too if you don't fancy mint) and Portobello at the Fairmont for real belgian chocolate mochas & hot chocolates ! Whistler is dreamy indeed.

Whistler is an incredible place for both snowboarding and biking. I’ve visited in different seasons, and I’m always impressed by the staff, the facilities, and how well everything is maintained. There are lots of trails across both mountains, making it great for all levels—from beginners to pros. Safety is clearly a priority, with support staff always around. While the sports can be pricey, Whistler often has great deals and seasonal passes. I just wish there were more flexible options for frequent visitors. I love this place and will definitely keep coming back.

We had such an incredible time at Forged Axe Throwing in Whistler! None of us had ever tried axe throwing before, but our instructor, Brandon, made the experience so much fun while also teaching us proper technique. He was patient, encouraging, and kept the energy high, which made the whole session both educational and exciting. Even though my mom and I weren’t naturals, we still managed to land some solid shots and score points; which felt amazing! Meanwhile, my fiancé and dad were having a blast trying out the double axe throws, trick shots, and even the fireman axe. Brandon kept things entertaining for all of us, no matter our skill level. The atmosphere at Forged Axe Throwing is so welcoming and chill. You can tell that Brett has built a really awesome business that makes everyone feel comfortable and excited to be there. And of course, we can’t forget Bendito the dog, who completely stole the show; such a sweet pup and the perfect bonus to an already awesome outing. We came up from Portland, Oregon, and all agreed we’d happily make a weekend trip just to come back here again. If you’re visiting Whistler, I’d 100% recommend stopping by Forged Axe Throwing. We’ll definitely be back!

We finally found our purpose. As soon as we picked up those axes, life finally made sense. Brandon and River were incredible (congrats on your first day River!) they guided us through a forest of understanding teaching us the ways of axe throwing. They were so welcoming, enthusiastic, encouraging and highly knowledgeable in their field. 100/10 recommend. The sport just gained two new members. - Eleanor + Middy

Oh my word. Forged Axe Throwing hit the mark! I had an absolutely amazing axeventure! I just had the most axe-ceptional time! We let the axes FLY - no chill, just thrills. A fantastic experience all around. I was shocked at how much fun I had here. First of all I can’t believe I was able to hit the axes on the board and make them stick, (as so many people underestimated my abilities going into this!) let alone so close to the bullseye! I even got the hat trick with the axe upside down on the bullseye and the hat landed on the handle of the axe! 😲 Because of that, I MADE IT TO THE WALL OF FAME! 👏 If you want to lash out some energy but throw axes these guys have it going! Axe throwing unlocks a whole new level of power and sass! In the beginning there was no aim, no technique, just pure chaos! I definitely got better after more attempts. You don't know the strength you have until you try this place out! A huge shoutout to Maddie! She didn’t just teach us to throw axes - she taught us to own it! If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to tap into that raw strength and power, go throw an axe! Trust me, it’s that good! It was non-stop, high energy, and honestly? Such a good workout too! Don't be intimidated, if I can throw an axe so can you! All in all a time was had! I was able to channel my inner lumberjack! Axe throwing is so thrilling, competitive and seriously addictive! It was a whole vibe! 10/10 for fun, adrenaline & letting loose! I was able to release my inner warrior! This isn’t just an activity it’s pure adrenaline! It’s an epic time of fun, friendly competition, and adrenaline-pumping action! It’s super lively, competitive and all-around a good time! It’s the best way to unleash some fun and friendly competition! If you are looking for something different (and a little bit savage) to do in Whistler, this is IT! We had an AXE-mazing time! The venue is well-designed, with a modern and exciting atmosphere that immediately gets you in the mood for some axe throwing fun. Maddie truly made our day. She showed the highest form of hospitality! Her energy, clear instructions, and encouraging attitude helped even the beginners like me feel like pros! Her guidance definitely took our game to the next level! Whether it was our first throw or our final game, Maddie was there with great vibes and positive energy, making the entire experience unforgettable. It was therapeutic in a way; great way to get some energy out and have some laughs. Whatever your expectations are your experience will be amplified for the better by the staff (Maddie!!) I definitely would recommend trying axe throwing at least once in your life! Would recommend Forged Axe Throwing to anyone in a heartbeat. Everything from the instruction to the environment & vibe far exceeded our expectations. I left the axe throwing with a sense of empowerment because so many people underestimated my abilities to axe throw but I got to prove them all wrong & that was very satisfying! ;)

We went here as part of a bachelor party weekend and it was fantastic! There was a group of 10 of us that fit very well in a 4 lane area and had it to ourselves with the bar area apart of it. The service was excellent and very fun. The 8 person shot ski was also a big hit. We loved all the games that our host put on for us. I highly recommend this place.

Such an awesome and fun experience! My girlfriend and I had the best time at Forged Axe Throwing. Erin and Brandon were incredible hosts, super friendly, patient, and genuinely made us feel welcome from the start. The place has a really cool layout and great music, which made the whole vibe even better. We had tons of laughs and left with some new skills (sort of!). Highly recommend this for couples or groups, it’s one of the most fun activities in Whistler. Can’t wait to come back!

Very fun experience! The host walks you through many fun games, trick shots and the opportunity to try and make it into the hall of fame. There is a designated play area for kids, variety of drinks and plenty of space for our group of ten. Safety was paramount and made the experience fun for all. Thank you to the Forged Team for making our time together special.

My partner and I had a BLAST at Forged Axe Throwing. The interior is such a nice rustic vibe and it was so awesome hanging with our boy Graham🙌🙌🙌🙌 We’ll definitely be back!

Been waiting for exploring this great museum for 3 years haha! The permanent exhibition of indigenous First Nation mask collection from the great artist Beau Dick has been stunning! The current great photographer works of snowy mountain landscapes are awesome too! The architectural design of the whole museum itself is already somewhere you wanna just stay and read and relax in Whistler here! ❤️❤️🌷🌷👍👍

Our visit to the Audain Art Museum was a total pleasure. We’d never heard of the museum before and it was only because an acquaintance recommended a special exhibit, Gathered Leaves, that we decided to make the 2-hour drive from Vancouver to Whistler. We were amazed by the beautiful architecture of the museum building, simple and elegant and still stunning. We visited the Gathered Leaves exhibit and were impressed by the works displayed. These were sketches and drawings from the National Gallery of Canada, which included work by artists such as Degas, Munch, and older artists. We also visited the Permanent Collection which consumed another great and enjoyable amount of time. First Nations artwork and work by EJ Hughes and Gordon Smith captured our attention the most. Overall, this was a wonderful day and we strongly recommend the museum – plus, if you’re not a Whistler resident, you get to experience a fantastic drive along the coast!

We liked the architecture but the exhibits did not meet our expectations. The masks were really cool but we wanted more details and information on each individual mask. We felt there was a lot lacking.

Audain Art Museum is a gem tucked into the forested edge of Whistler Village. The architecture alone is worth the visit—sleek, quiet, and perfectly in tune with the natural surroundings. Inside, the permanent collection is rich with Indigenous art, especially the stunning masks, and works by Emily Carr and other BC legends. It’s curated with care and feels deeply connected to the region’s artistic roots. On the downside, admission isn’t cheap, and while the space is beautiful, some temporary exhibits can feel a bit sparse depending on timing. Also, if you’re not into visual arts, it might feel like a quick walkthrough. Still, for anyone curious about BC’s cultural depth, it’s a peaceful and inspiring stop. Pair it with a stroll through the nearby trails for a full Whistler experience.

Great little museum in Whistler - features local BC and Canadian artists. Really cool to see where I grew up through their eyes

We took a rest day from skiing and visited this museum mid week. Audain is a high quality museum with an impressive primary collection. Of course there’s many First Nation pieces like interesting masks and bronze castings, but there’s also pieces from ground breaking BC artists like Emily Carr. The building is gorgeous and the wooded setting is a perfect match with the museum’s collections. We really enjoyed our visit!

Very interesting collection of art as well as a very unique building to wander around and wonder how it was constructed.

We were there on Thursday the 11th around 8:30 pm. It was closed, but a very kind lady still served us in a very pleasant and correct manner, helping us manage our needs even outside of business hours. Without her help, we probably wouldn't have been able to stay there. I will definitely return

Came here for snowshoeing in winter and tent camping in summer. Snowshoeing: definitely will come back as the views and trails were great. You share a bit of the path with the cross country skiers which are typical for snowshoeing. Tent camping: Only return if the other nearby campgrounds are not available. Lack of shades and the sites have no privacy at all. Nice lodge, showers and amenities. A couple hiking trails nearby and you can hike up to ski jump. When we were here in summer 2024, it seemed quiet hours were respected and enforced.

This is the site of the 2010 Nordic Olympic events. In the summer there is lots to do including hiking, biking, site seeing, biathlon (shooting), disc golf, pickleball, camping. It is a great place for kids and includes a unique climbing structure (playground). The day lodge has foosball, ping pong, board games, and comfy places to sit. A cafe is open all day with a wide variety of food and drinks. Gift store, too. Bring your bug spray and bug nets.

Regarding the multi-use campground: The place is awesome. The views, the bathrooms, the showers, the washroom, they're all top-of-the-line. The major problems are: the extremely small campsites, coupled with the people who have no regard for their neighbors. By 0600, our neighbor's alarm had gone off four times (I had to notify them their alarm was going off twice, after their alarm had gone off for more than five minutes), another neighbor (two or three spots down) had a very bad cough and we could clearly hear her up late, and early. Another's kid came into our camp after we went to bed and tripped over our tent stakes, I could very clearly hear people snoring. And lastly, our immediate neighbor's kid woke up early and could only speak at one volume (loud), despite repeated efforts from their father to get them to quiet down. Correction: The neighbor's alarm just went off for a fifth time - and the snorer is still going. I recommend going somewhere where people aren't camping on top of each other, you can get a good night's sleep, and you can actually enjoy nature.

Snowshoeing at Whistler Olympic Park is an unforgettable winter experience. The trails are beautifully maintained, winding through a serene landscape of towering evergreens and fresh, powdery snow. It’s peaceful, with just the crunch of your steps breaking the stillness, making you feel like you’re in your own winter wonderland. The highlight of the trek is Alexander Falls, and it’s nothing short of breathtaking. This towering, frozen cascade glistens under its snowy blanket, an absolute showstopper that feels like nature’s version of a grand finale. Standing there, surrounded by untouched wilderness, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe. Whether you’re new to snowshoeing or a seasoned pro, this park delivers a magical escape into nature. It’s not just a trek—it’s an experience that leaves you exhilarated, refreshed, and a little more connected to the winter world around you. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable adventure in Whistler.

We truly appreciated the warm welcome upon our arrival yesterday. The employee did everything to help us, with a big smile and great kindness.

We had such an amazing experience visiting here. We never skied before, but we took the ski lesson and we’re also able to join the free guided tour. The instructors (Michael, Anuk and Chris) were so passionate and helpful. By end of our lesson, we got enough tips and confidence to try out on our own and skied few more hours. Absolutely loved the experience. We shall visit again!

Healing, rejuvenating, relaxing. This is the place for all the things. It was my second time visiting once 10 years ago. I loved it then and I love it now! I had a massage from Pavlo, truly one of the best deep tissue massages I’ve ever had. Scandinave is magical! Thank you for much needed R&R.

Many weird things... Overall spot is beautiful. However. The silent thing is just too much. You could have some areas / saunas for talking and some for the quiet time. Not EVERYONE wants to have a vipassana experience all the time. At least make 1 sauna for speaking... 🙄 Also, when I do my ice bath, I use the timer to track the breath holds and overall time in the ice. They didn't have any timer there, so I took my phone (how else I'm going to track it if you don't have a timer around and not even notifying people about it?) So, someone took my phone without my permission and manager told me,I'll get it back when I go out. 1. I don't like when people taking my items without my permission and when I don't see it 2. I didn't scroll the phone or anything. I used a timer which you don't provide (could e nice to have this "luxury" especially considering the $160 entrance fees)

The Scandinavian Spa in Whistler, Vancouver is a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. It’s very popular, so I recommend reserving your “Scandinavian Journey” in advance, especially if you’d like to book a massage. They have a large parking lot, but you can also get dropped off. Keep in mind, no alcohol is allowed, phones are prohibited and must be stored in your locker, cameras are present, and the spa is meant to be quiet. It’s not really a place for chatting loudly with friends, it’s more about relaxing, calming your mind, and enjoying the beauty of nature. The outdoor setting feels like a garden, with swings, jacuzzis, pools, and plenty of spaces to unwind. The spa provides almost everything you need, but I suggest bringing your own sandals or flip-flops for walking around the garden. Many visitors bring a book to enjoy while resting by the fire or in the quiet areas. Complimentary herbal tea is available, and it’s perfect for relaxation. They’re open until 10 p.m., so you can truly spend the whole day there. Overall, I highly recommend this place if you want to practice self-love, slow down, and give yourself a truly healing experience.

An absolutely incredible experience! The Scandinavian spa is the perfect place to relax, recharge, and escape the stress of daily life. The atmosphere is serene and calming, with beautiful natural surroundings that make you feel instantly at peace. The hot and cold therapy cycles are invigorating and leave you feeling refreshed and energized. The staff are welcoming and professional, ensuring every detail of your visit is perfect. Truly a wonderful retreat for both body and mind — highly recommended!

Fun and rejuvenating experience at the Scandinavian Spa, but they have a strict silent policy - which is weird as some people follow it to a T and others disregard it. The spa itself has a fun layout, with the hot and cold changes. It does get super busy after lunch, so the morning session is probably the best time to visit. Finally, it’s a little on the expensive side, but it’s nice for a treat.

Got my birthday discount and a treat from front desk! Loved everything about this Spa! We were 20 minutes late because of the weather was horrible, they said 30 mins grace period is no problem! Bring your own swimming suits, slippers, water bottle, a book, hair tie for long hair and some lip balm. A think a beanie or toque is necessary in winter time to keep your head warm. We spend around 5 hours there, and is nothing but relaxing ☺️! Reservation is important to book in advance so you don’t have to be on waiting list. 📵 no phone is allowed in the SPA! No not many photos! Would go back again!!!!!

This place is what I invision heaven to be like- complete Tranquility in Nature. Spent 8 hours there and it went by too fast. Do anything you can to go and Experience it! The best massage I've ever gotten was the Swedish Massage here with Dante!

This trail walk won’t disappoint! Yes, there are elevations, but the distance is manageable, and there are spots to pause along the route. I found the scenery to be breathtaking, and a bit magical as you approached the rapids and could hear the water gurgling in the distance. I walked the suspension bridge! (Which I considered a success for someone who is not fond of heights.) But the span was short. The scenery was pretty, the environment soothing, and though I walked alone, there were many people entering or leaving the area, if I had required help (being of a certain vintage.) I will say it was a little daunting to see the bear warning sign at the entry, but I pushed through and I’m glad I did. The trail floor is hard packed, but has many twists and turns and you share the route with mountain bikers - so be aware. I did notice one young family with a child. They were determinedly pulling a camping wagon, and I was not certain I would’ve attempted that! Have a look at the photos and enjoy. This is a nice spot for a bright day hike as it can be very shady and shadowed through parts of the trail. The “Train Wreck” story itself is part of the experience, so do read the posted sign!

Good comfortable walk to the suspension bridge. The train wreck, located on the other side, has a very poignant feel about it. Train cars strewn about a large area, all covered in bright graffiti. Information boards tell the story. After crossing back across the bridge take the trail to the left and walk along the river back to the parking for awesome river views.

Pretty easy hike (not completely flat but still easy enough with a decent stroller), and it's relatively scenic in terms of the greenery, the suspension bridge, and the river. There are a couple of parking lots near the start of the trail and it's only ~10 minutes drive from Whistler. Definitely worth checking out!

A Unique Blend of Urban Art and Natural Beauty! The Train Wreck Trail in Whistler is one of those special places where industrial history and vibrant creativity collide in the middle of the forest. It’s a must-visit for anyone who loves street art, photography, or just exploring something totally unique. The trail itself is an easy, pleasant walk, and the reward at the end is absolutely worth it: a collection of old train cars covered from top to bottom in ever-changing, colorful graffiti. Every surface tells a story, and it’s a photographer’s dream. The addition of the suspension bridge along the way adds a fun, slightly thrilling element to the adventure with a beautiful view of the river below. A quick but important note for fellow hikers: we saw signs warning about bears in the area, especially during berry season. It’s crucial to be bear aware—make noise as you walk, carry bear spray, and know what to do if you have an encounter (stay calm, don't run!). It’s their home, and we’re just visiting. This is a fantastic, free activity that’s different from your typical mountain hike. Highly recommend for a fun and memorable few hours!

A really fun spot near Whistler where you can hike a short trail, cross a suspension bridge, and explore old abandoned trains. The path is gravel with a few ups and downs, so good shoes are recommended. You’ll find several train cars in different positions. Overall, it’s a unique and fun adventure worth checking out if you’re in the area.

I have always loved this place. Went in the winter and this summer 2025. It’s such a nice walk, and you get to experience crossing a suspension bridge. Hidden and nestled in the backside of Whistler but it’s a must see for everyone. I brought my dog with me this summer. Oh and it’s FREE

Heard a lot about this trail before coming to the Squamish area, and it definitely lives up to the hype! It’s an easy and worthwhile stop right off the highway, offering a cool mix of forest, roaring white water, and a graffiti-covered train wreck — a striking contrast between nature and human art. Take the “Trash In” route if you want a bit more challenge and fun on your way to the wreck. The suspension bridge was my favorite part — scenic, peaceful, and a great spot for photos. Once you reach the site, it’s fascinating to explore the old train cars and see the original wood and metal details up close. One downside: in some areas near the wreck, the smell of fresh spray paint can be quite strong — at one point it was so overbearing and nauseating that I had to step away, feeling a bit lightheaded. Despite that, it’s still a unique, creative, and memorable short hike that captures the wild and artistic spirit of Squamish.

I recently visited Alta Lake and had an amazing experience! The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with crystal-clear water surrounded by lush greenery and mountains. It’s a perfect spot for a relaxing walk, a quiet picnic, or even just to sit and enjoy nature. The trails around the lake are well-maintained and easy to navigate. I also loved how peaceful and clean the area was — great for photography or just taking a break from city life. Whether you’re visiting Whistler or live nearby, I highly recommend stopping by Alta Lake. It’s definitely worth it!

One of my favourite lakes to visit! Beautiful views, peaceful atmosphere, and we even spotted a bear! The washrooms were clean too, which is always a bonus. Highly recommend this spot for a relaxing nature escape.

Alta Lake is gorgeous!! A little chilly for swimming, but refreshing! If you have a paddleboard / kayak/ canoe etc....its a great lake for it! We went to Rainbow park to enter this part of Alta Lake. There is also a great Crepe stand to check out!

Nice park for swimming and kayaking. Launch for the kayak was easy with a sandy bottom. You can also rent kayaks and sup's. There are beautiful views of Whistler and Blackholm mountains while kayaking. It is important to note that our GPS took us to the north road to get to the park where there was no parking. We found the parking area on our own. You can see it from the drop off area but have to go around back onto the hwy to get to the parking! Crazy. When getting directions, type in Lakeside Park parking lot! Enjoy.

Very beautiful views with silence ♥️♥️

Beautiful lake!!! We took our kayak and decided to follow the River of Golden Dream, it was spectacular. If you are comfortable on the water it is such a great afternoon. We made it to Green Lake and from there just called a cab. Great Adventure Afternoon

It's insanely beautiful, it's early fall and the trees are colorful, the weather is a bit chill but not cold, it's a nice walking distance from Whistler village, quiet and cozy spot to calm down and enjoy the nature, highly recommended if you are anywhere near Whistler. 💕😍

We enjoyed spending a long weekend at Greystone Lodge. The building is well-maintained. The pool and hot tubs are in very good condition. The building is very close a trail leading to the chairlifts.

Awesome place one of the best I’ve stayed out at Whistler. Easy ski in and out from Blackcomb. The room was great. Heated pool and hot tub are amazing. Definitely will stay here again.

This is a nice ski-out/in suite backing on to the Whistler Blackcomb Mountain. We rented a two bedroom three bed unit (plus a pull out couch) for 8 of us and although it was a little cramped with all of us, the unit was nice and functional. The staff at the front desk were nice and helpful. My favorite thing about this place was the amenities, the heated outdoor pool and hot tub were amazing and very accessible. This suite is not too far from the upper village, about a 5-8 min walk however it requires you to on a portion the hill - which is difficult to walk back up for some of the older and younger members in our family.

The place we stayed in was room 315. It is spacious and relatively clean but very run down and not what we expected at all. The carpets and furnishings were all pretty old and stained with age and use. Half of the light bulbs in the place were not working. The ceiling fan was not working as well and we were there in summertime so it was hot and humid. They did however provide 3 portable fans which helped. The kitchen was well stocked with utensils and crockery but no coffee or tea was provided even though it's meant to be complimentary. The loft bedroom was acceptable but the top window has no curtains and during summertime the sunlight would wake you up at ridiculous hours. The bathroom was clean but the shower is quite cramped. If you were taller than 6'0 it would be a squeeze and the light was not working in there as well. The most shocking thing was the hairdryer as it malfunctioned when my boyfriend was using it and thank goodness he wasn't electrocuted. It was obviously very old and something inside it shattered/exploded so we quickly unplugged it. Overall for the price ($200+ a night) that we paid I would've rather gone to a hotel around that area. Would not recommend.

True ski-in, ski-out in a well-appointed and well-managed building. Common facilities are excellent, including two hot tubs (one indoors, one out), heated outdoor pool, a large ski locker room, ample free (!) parking, a good supply of luggage carts and a central elevator. An easy walk down the ski slope to Blackcomb base. The unit I stayed in was large, comfortable, quiet, and recently remodeled. Would definitely stay here again.

Good location and decent place but the housekeeping was not great. They came half way through and only changed the linens but didn’t clean the rooms, floors or bathrooms at all. The dishwasher barely cleaned the dishes, there was no dust pan, and some basic amenities weren’t included. The outdoor hot tub was a 4-person tub for the whole lodge so not great for crowds, which there were over the holidays.

This review is for unit 315 at Greystone. I was immediately disappointed in the quality of the hotel room when I walked in. The mattress in the room was old and the most uncomfortable mattress I have ever slept on. You could feel every spring when you laid on it. I googled the mattress and couldn’t even find this online because it was so old. I didn’t even take off my shoes for the first three hours because I did not plan on staying here. The management would not refund me nor was there a different room available for us to stay in. I was even willing to pay extra for an upgraded room just so I could be comfortable. Angela, the manager was pleasant and ended up replacing our mattress the next day and apologized for the inconvenience with a bottle of wine. The ceiling fan in the loft didn’t work so there was a cheap fan in the corner. The loft didn’t look like it was updated in years. There was a knife block with two knives in it. The pans in the kitchen were warped and hard to cook with. This particular room does not meet the standards of a 4 star resort in my opinion. I ski 2-3 times a year and have stayed at some fabulous resorts for the price I payed at greystone. I am posting this review so the owner and resort will upgrade this room and take accountability for holding each unit to a 4 star standard as advertised. I am sure other units are upgraded like the pictures show online however, this unit surely needs some attention. Due to this, I would not stay here again.

Visited on Feb 7. Definitely open. But Showcase T Bar is not running so you have a bit of a hike to enter Blackcomb Glacier. March 30, 2025 the Showcase T Bar was running but the ice cave was buried in an avalanche. Come back next year.

Absolutely beautiful and well worth it!! Although, be prepared if its pow to have an effort at walking back up through some thick snow to the run afterwards! Start on the lip of the Whistler glacier run and try go as far as you can to the right hand side although it's an uphill climb. The glacier is just off to the right of the run beyond the ski boundary signs after a few hundred meters down.

Better instructions: take the showcase tbar, and do the quick boot pack up to Blackcomb glacier entrance. Ski across the bowl, sticking to skiers right. You will pass the backcountry gate access, keep going downhill but stay right, sticking close to the ski boundary signs. Close to where the bowl levels out you will find the cave, entrance faces downhill.

Route to the Ice Cave 1. Glacier Express Liftchair 2. Showcase T-Bar 3. Take Off skis > walk (climb-up) 30m approx 4. Ski down 500m to 1000m length > (expect heavy thick ungrommed run) Then you will reach the cave. People claimed Ice inside the cave unmelted and already lasted for thousands year (I am in doubt) But beautiful inside anyway. Also the snow are blended with light blue color, not sure why snow appeared with color (perhaps some mineral from rock)? Don't go by your own, go with buddy! Technically it is outside ski patrol area and about 50m to 100m outside the patrol boundary so it is at skiers' own risks)

Not to be missed! One of the last untouched natural wonders of BC, a real hidden gem. We were able to make it for one of their late season kayak tours and Blackcomb Patrol were amazing in directing us where to go. The late evening ice cave disco was a real cherry on the cake. Fun for all the family.

Top experience. Friends on social media all asked me where these pictures were from. Didn't know about this detour before visiting Whistler Blackcomb but we're glad we came across it

Nice little ice cave hidden away just off the main ski route. Worth a little visit to rest your feet and see something quite spectacular.

Wish we were told about mice. We had mouse poop everywhere, on the floor, in the cutlery and utensil drawer. We asked if they could clean the place, they said they would, but never did. Two guys came by with a garbage bad and with no gloves just picked up the mouse in the trap and threw it in the bag. We had toddlers who were crawling around and could have easily put their hand in the trap/touched or eaten the poop. I’m just shocked they did warn us so we could bring our own clean dishes etc, move the traps before kids find them, and lied about cleaning the place. Very disappointed.

Very clean, nice big rooms, and easy access into the village. The pool is sizable and the hot tub is very large. Overall this is a very good value. It's cheaper than the in village hotels, but it's close enough to walk.

Terrific location and access. Our condo has a few minor issues but no biggie.

Be mindful the pick up key area is far! Pool was closed and kitchen tools were tough to use

Great location .. ski in / ski out. Yards from the Blackcomb Gondola and Upper Village venues, ski hire & shopping.

Absolutely the FRIENDLIEST front desk attendees!...... Can't wait to come back.😁

Very affordable, clean, short walk to Whistler village.

Small little lake, only a few water access areas but great to walk around and enjoy the nature. We saw some bear scratches on some birch along the trail which was cool!

Cool, very small and only one little place to really see it properly

Beautiful! Has a nice little dock you can sit on and dangle your feet off, do some stand up paddle boarding from, launch a kayak/canoe, etc. The water is freezing, but that's to be expected — after all, it is coming directly from a glacier!

Nita lake is the middle lake of the chain of Alpha - Nita - Alta lake system which are all next to each other in a line. Nita is the 2nd largest of the 3 and there is no motorcraft allowed on Nita. There is fishing here with rainbow trout as it is stocked, and there are locations along the shore for waders and fly fishing ,and if you want to go out on a fishing float or belly boat, you can spend the day drifting and spincasting or flyfishing all day on this lovely large lake's calm inviting waters. There are many people who use this lake for activities such as SUP and kayak, canoeing and the like. you can see rafts of lashed together SUP in the middle of the lake with people socializing and suntanning all day. There is a public dock on the one side and multiple small beaches for people to hang out. Around Nita is creekside and you can go north to Alta lake along the Valley Trail that runs alongside all 3 lakes. Great place to bring the famliy and hang out day after day.

Beautiful! Has a nice little dock you can sit on and dangle your feet off, do some stand up paddle boarding from, launch a kayak/conoe, etc. The water is freezing, but that's to be expected — after all, it is coming directly from a glacier!

Beautiful lake, with walk path around it.

Best lake in whistler!

It’s Very fun to swim at with an amazing view of the lake.Not that far from where I’m staying.Lots of parking on the road and in the area!There is also a diner near it if you get hungry!

Loved the scenery here. Must visit place when in whistler. Also, you don't have to really pay for the parking. And you can sit and eat, enjoy your time off.

Kinda boring 🥱. JUST KIDDING!! 100% recommend to come here! So much beautiful! 🤩

Its quiet good and beautiful as not many visits here as its smaller in area compared to other lakes around

Beautiful lake.

Family friendly

We stayed here for a previous snowboarding trip with some friends. Great rates and excellent location. Literally a two minute walk to the ski lifts making it easy to get first tracks in the morning! Highly recommend! We hope to be back soon once covid 19 is over. Thank you!!

Great experience. Fantastic location right at the Blackcomb base. Easy walk to village. Underground parking. Hot-hot tubs and pool. Very comfortable living room and kitchen set up in the two-bedroom loft style unit that we rented from the owner on a separate booking site. Perfect for family of four +/- a couple friends over the holidays. Will be back.

Love the upper village right now. Quieter and stunning. The beautiful lights in this cul de sac that can been seen from units adds beautiful touch. All the amenities you need. Feel at home when safely and with distance away from your home.