NEW! Interpretive Trail at Whistler Olympic Park.
Date
NEW! Interpretive Trail at Whistler Olympic Park
July 14 – October 4, 2026
Be among the first to explore Whistler Olympic Park's brand-new Interpretive Trail, a self-guided outdoor experience that brings Olympic history, wildlife, and nature to life.
Before setting out, stop by the Day Lodge to discover Indigenous art displays and pick up your interpretive trail map at Guest Services.
Starting at the Day Lodge, this free, self-guided 2 km return (1 km each way), mostly paved trail guides visitors through the Olympic cross-country and biathlon stadiums while sharing the stories that make this venue so unique.
Discover Olympic history, native plants, local wildlife, interactive challenges, and spectacular mountain scenery as you explore one of Whistler Olympic Park's newest summer experiences.
Made it to the Olympic Biathlon Stadium? Take a break at the picnic tables, challenge your friends and family to a game of pickleball, or book a Summer Discover Biathlon experience and try shooting a real .22 calibre rifle on the Olympic range.
Trail maps are available at Guest Services in the Day Lodge, where staff are happy to answer questions and help you make the most of your visit.
Included with Free Park Admission
- NEW self-guided Interpretive Trail
- 2 km return (1 km each way)
- Mostly paved and family-friendly
- Olympic history, wildlife, native plants, and natural history
- Interactive challenges along the trail
- Indigenous art displays in the Day Lodge
- Trail maps available at Guest Services
- Free park access during operating hours (8:00 AM – 8:00 PM)
Location
Whistler Olympic Park
1500 Callaghan Valley Road
Whistler, BC
Dates
July 14 – October 4, 2026
Whistler Olympic Park
1500 Callaghan Valley Rd
WhistlerBC
V0N 1B8
Canada
