Whistler Backcountry Snowmobile Adventure Tour

Suited to adventurous beginners and intermediate riders it is mostly scenic trail riding and includes a hot drink and a snack at our backcountry cabin. Gain access to Whistler's best back country terrain this winter on a wilderness adventure tour.

Meeting Point

Blackcomb Dogsled Base - Callaghan Base #2

Callaghan Rd, Whistler, BC V0N1B0, Canada

ALL TOURS ARE CURRENTLY OPERATING FROM OUR DOGSLED BASE. Google maps "Blackcomb Dogsled Base" for directions here. Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour time. Our base is located about 15-20 minutes south of Whistler Village.

What's included:

• Professional local guide
• Winter gear (if needed - i.e. snow pants, jackets, boots, gloves, helmets and goggles)
• Hot Drink and a Snack

Not included:

• $35 Collision Coverage per driver is mandatory for this tour, payable at check in time

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours

Blackcomb Snowmobile Base - Brandywine Base #1

Whistler, BC V0N 0A0, Canada

Our base facility is our main meeting point for all guests. This offers a check in area, where you will get all geared up and use any facilities you need prior and post tour!

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Whistler Blackcomb

4545 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, V0N 1B4

Viewing the backside of Whistler Blackcomb from Brandywine Mountain offers a unique and stunning perspective. Brandywine Mountain, situated to the south of the Whistler Blackcomb resort, provides a vantage point that highlights the less-visited, rugged side of the ski area.

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The Black Tusk

The Black Tusk, Squamish-Lillooet, BC V0N 1B4, Canada

Black Tusk stands out prominently with its dramatic, jagged silhouette. The peak is characterized by its dark, almost black, volcanic rock, which contrasts starkly with the surrounding landscape. The top of the peak often appears to be a rugged spire, adding to its impressive and somewhat mysterious appearance.

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Mount Fee

Mount Fee, Squamish-Lillooet, BC V0N 1B0, Canada

When you look at Mount Fee from the Callaghan Valley, you're greeted with a striking and dramatic view. Mount Fee, part of the Coast Mountain range in British Columbia, rises prominently against the horizon. Its rugged, jagged peak often appears snow-capped, even in summer, adding a crisp, white contrast to the darker, rocky slopes.

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