Summer Hiking

Whistler Olympic Park is now closed, our last day of summer operations was August 30. See you back in winter 2020/21 for cross country skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing and more!

Three designated hiking routes with different difficulty levels are available, ranging from an easy walk on pavement following interpretive signage, a longer but beginner-friendly hike to breathtaking valley viewpoints, and the summer signature hiking challenge, the “Ski Jump Scramble” that leads hikers to the very top of the Olympic ski jumps.

• Hiking is free with the park access fee!
• Closed-toe shoes recommended (no flip-flops/sandals)

PARK ENTRY HOURS & FEE

• Daily, late June to early September (oerating dates tbd for summer 2021)
• There is a small park access fee. This fee helps us maintain our venue for the benefit of local, national and international Nordic athletes for summer and winter training!
• Free park entry for 2020-21 Whistler Olympic Park/Ski Callaghan season pass holders and non-motorized vehicles
• Park closes and gates locked every day at 4:00 pm

AFTER YOUR Hike

• Try the Summer Biathlon Experience
• Play a round of Disc Golf
• Explore the Olympic exhibit by the biathlon range
• Drinks, snacks and souvenirs are available for purchase at the activity base by the biathlon range

COVID-19 Response

Increased health & safety precautions are in place at the Park to protect our guests, athletes, staff and community, and to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read more here!

WILDLIFE/BEAR AWARE & SAFETY:

Do not disturb wildlife, stay away if you encounter a Bear & never feed Wildlife! Read more important information on wildlife/bear interactions at Whistler Olympic Park and general safety advice here.