Nestled amongst the trees, the trails take you to breathtaking vistas overlooking Lost Lake and both Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.

With its snow covered trees, sinuousstreams and lit trail around Lost Lake, you would be hard pressed to find a more surreal setting on a sunny afternoon or a crisp winter night.

The 32km of daily track set trails are suitable for novice skiers right through to expert. The trail system not only takes you throughout the Park, but also along the Chateau Whistler and Nicklaus North golf courses.

The Resort Municipality of Whistler mointains the trail system daily and provides you with water stations, a warming hut to rest your weary bones, and friendly volunteers to ensure your day is as perfect as the scenery!

The Municipality has also developed a system of Snowshoe trails providing you with the option of enjoying Lost Lake Park without skiing. Equipment Rentals are available from us at The Connection located adjacent to the Ticket Booth.

Lost Lake Park is less than a five minute walk from most places in the Village. If you’re on foot, simply follow the pedestrian signs for Lost Lake Park and The Ticket Booth. We’re also easily accessed by vehicle with parking available in the overflow section of day skier parking Lot 4. 

 

 

 

 

Whistler Olympic Park/Whistler Paralympic Park will be used for all the 2010 Olympic Winter Games events in cross-country skiing, Nordic combined and biathlon, and for all the 2010 Paralympic Nordic events. All the events for cross-country skiing, Nordic combined (the cross-country skiing portion) and the Paralympic Nordic (cross-country skiing and biathlon) will start from the cross-country stadium, while the Olympic biathlon events will start at the separate biathlon stadium. The approximate 1 x 2 kilometre area at the venue will consist of two separate 5 kilometre cross-country skiing competition courses, a 4 kilometre biathlon competition course and a 3.75 kilometre Paralympic sit-ski competition course. In addition, there will be warm-up trails and several cutover trails for the shorter competition distances (2, 2.5, 3, 3.3 and 3.75 km). Whistler Olympic Park will also include an additional 20 to 25 kilometres of Olympic training trails and recreational trails.

The distance from Whistler Olympic Park to the Olympic and Paralympic Village Whistler is approximately 14 kilometres.