Garibaldi Provincial Park Hiking Adventure

Garibaldi Provincial Park's hike to Panorama Ridge starts gently from Rubble Creek, with switchbacks easing the ascent while conserving energy. The trail integrates seamlessly with the landscape, featuring bridges over streams that blend aesthetic appeal with practicality. As hikers progress, technical sections with handrails and footholds ensure safety without compromising the wilderness experience.
At the summit, a well-designed viewing platform offers breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and turquoise lakes, fostering a profound connection to nature. Established in 1927, the park serves as a vital sanctuary for diverse wildlife and holds cultural significance for the Squamish and Lil'wat Nations. By preserving its ecological integrity and cultural heritage, Garibaldi Provincial Park continues to inspire and rejuvenate visitors, highlighting the enduring importance of safeguarding natural treasures for future generations.

What's included:

• Use of trekking poles and Microspike Crampons if necessary
• ACMG Hiking Guide
• Emergency equipment including a company-issued first-aid kit and satellite phone
• Entrance fees and provincial park permits

Not included:

• Guide gratuity (industry recommendation is 10-15% of trip cost)

What to expect:

Duration: 11 hours, 30 minutes

Sea to Sky Highway

Highway 99

The Sea to Sky Highway winds majestically from Vancouver to Whistler, showcasing nature's diverse beauty in just 100 kilometers. Starting with ocean panoramas at Horseshoe Bay, it meanders through coastal cliffs and lush rainforests. As it climbs into the Coast Mountains, towering peaks and cascading waterfalls steal the show. Each twist reveals a postcard-perfect view of Howe Sound, Tantalus Range, and alpine valleys below, culminating in Whistler's pristine landscapes. This scenic route isn't just a drive—it's an unforgettable journey through British Columbia's natural wonders, where every mile offers a new glimpse of awe-inspiring beauty.

2 hours

Garibaldi Park

British Columbia 99, Brackendale, BC V0N 1H0, Canada

Garibaldi Provincial Park, nestled along the Sea to Sky Highway in British Columbia, is a pristine wilderness renowned for its natural beauty. Spanning over 1,900 square kilometers, it features towering mountain peaks, ancient glaciers, alpine meadows adorned with wildflowers, and crystal-clear turquoise lakes such as Garibaldi Lake and Cheakamus Lake. The park offers a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts with hiking trails ranging from strolls to challenging treks, including the famous Garibaldi Lake Trail and Black Tusk. Wildlife abounds, including bears, deer, and eagles, enhancing the park's allure as a sanctuary for nature lovers seeking solitude and adventure amid stunning landscapes.

6 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Garibaldi Lake

Garibaldi Lake, Squamish-Lillooet, BC V0N, Canada

Garibaldi Lake is a stunning alpine lake located in Garibaldi Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada. It is renowned for its breathtaking turquoise-blue waters, which are surrounded by towering mountain peaks and lush alpine meadows.

30 minutes

Whistler

Whistler

Whistler Village, nestled in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, Canada, is a vibrant alpine resort destination renowned for its world-class skiing and outdoor adventure opportunities. The pedestrian-only village exudes a charming ambiance with its European-inspired architecture, lively atmosphere, and scenic backdrop of towering peaks. Cobblestone walkways weave between boutique shops, art galleries, cozy cafes, and upscale restaurants offering diverse cuisines. During winter, it transforms into a snowy wonderland with access to Whistler Blackcomb, North America's largest ski resort. In summer, it becomes a hub for mountain biking, hiking trails, golfing, and outdoor festivals, drawing visitors year-round.

1 hour

Sea to Sky Highway

Highway 99

The Sea to Sky Highway winds majestically from Vancouver to Whistler, showcasing nature's diverse beauty in just 100 kilometers. Starting with ocean panoramas at Horseshoe Bay, it meanders through coastal cliffs and lush rainforests. As it climbs into the Coast Mountains, towering peaks and cascading waterfalls steal the show. Each twist reveals a postcard-perfect view of Howe Sound, Tantalus Range, and alpine valleys below, culminating in Whistler's pristine landscapes. This scenic route isn't just a drive—it's an unforgettable journey through British Columbia's natural wonders, where every mile offers a new glimpse of awe-inspiring beauty.

2 hours