Whistler Sea to Sky Multisport
Try this tour from our wilderness base camp nestled at the
base of Blackcomb Mountain along Fitzsimmons Creek or
from luxury of the Four Seasons Whistler. Whichever you
choose as our home for a fabulous week in our beautiful
mountain escape - we're sure you won't want to leave! as
our playground on this adventure filled week you are sure
never want to return home!

The breathtaking Sea to Sky Corridor area of western British Columbia is an outdoor enthusiast dream realized and our
multi-sport exploration finds us: paddling down powerful
rivers, rolling through old growth forests, trekking to alpine meadows bursting with colorful flowers, swimming in clear -
clean, spring fed lakes and reaching great heights where
glaciers are actively carving the landscape!

Whistler Sea to Sky Basecamp
The Sea to Sky Corridor is so beautiful it appears created from a landscape artist's fantasy, plus the land is so rich with outdoor adventure you would think it was a Disney creation - the jagged peaks adorned with sparkling glaciers feeding crystalline streams that tumble down spectacular waterfalls into the Pacific Ocean are 100% supernatural.

Our wilderness base camp provides a great starting point and a relaxing home base for our energetic itinerary. Six person dome tents, camp cots with luxurious mattresses elevate you off the ground and soft sheets and real pillows provide a comfortable nights slumber after activity packed days.

On the Sea to Sky Multi-Sport-Base Camp we will hike the mountains, raft the rivers, cycle the valleys and explore the ocean's fiords.

Whistler Sea to Sky Luxury Lodging
Step into a postcard as you hike, bike, paddle and dine in one of Canada's hottest vacation destinations: Whistler.

Hike old-growth hemlock rainforests in Alice Lake Provincial Park, marveling at the girth of massive cedar stumps from logging days past. Bike quiet trails through wildflower meadows in Whistler Valley and through peaceful farm country in Pemberton Valley. Tackle the rapids on the mighty Elaho River and hike along the Green River to Nairn Falls. Ride the gondola to the top of Whistler Mountain before trekking the last 1,000 vertical feet to the summit for jaw-dropping panoramas of alpine lakes, wildflower meadows and glacier-covered peaks.

Enjoy a lunch at the base of Matier Glacier and (if you're feeling courageous) take a dip in one of three Joffre Lakes, whose glacier-fed waters are as pristine as they come. By night, unwind with a scenic sunset drive along the Sea to Sky highway, a well-earned meal at one of Whistler's tastiest restaurants and a restful night's sleep in the comfort of your carefully selected lodge