You can of course park at the centre of this figure 8, at the end of Lorimer Rd. This is a convenient place to park if you are not staying in the Village or have parking there for free. Dogs are welcome along all of this route and it is entirely pavement so it is stroller friendly as well. Why should you run the Alta & Green Lake 17k?Running this beautiful route takes you past two amazing lakes with one amazing view after another. The 17k fly by as you take in all the sights. It is a challenging distance with lots of gradual hills. Despite its long distance, you only run a couple kilometres on roads and Alta Lake Road is a very quiet road. You see a considerable amount of Whistler in just one run. More on Running the Alta & Green Lake 17k >>
Why should you run the Rainbow Lake 16k?It is very challenging and an excellent distance to run. The trail is very nice as it winds its way through deep forest and often across bridges, creeks and near waterfalls. The lake is very beautiful and the views down to Whistler are wonderful. The trailhead is just 15 minutes from the Village. More on Running the Rainbow Lake Trail 16k >>
Why should you run the Wedgemount Lake 14k?It is incredibly challenging. Convenient to Whistler Village. Wonderfully varied trail keeps you interested. Amazing sights at the lake. Trail running to a glacier is amazing. More on Running the Wedgemount Lake Trail >>
Why should you run the Singing Pass 22k?Singing Pass is an all-round spectacular trail run. Challenging and amazingly beautiful. Beginning at the Roundhouse and running out via Singing Pass makes the monster 22k run and little less daunting as you are descending for much of the last 12k. More on Running the Singing Pass Trail on Whistler Mountain >>
Why should you run the Rubble Creek Classic 25k?Amazingly challenging and varied. The amazing things you will see in such a short amount of time. The race record is one hour, fifty minutes, 51 seconds. More on Running the Rubble Creek Classic Route in Garibaldi Park >>
Why should you run the Panorama Ridge 30k?An incredibly challenging distance to a phenomenal viewpoint. The route is amazing and spectacularly beautiful. The long distance takes you through a varied route that takes in glaciers, forest, fields of flowers and several lakes. Despite the huge distance of 30 kilometres roundtrip, the route is, for the most part, fairly flat. Much of the route is through Taylor Meadows and skirting between Black Tusk and Panorama Ridge. The final run up to Panorama Ridge is a relentless ascent, though only a couple kilometres the the magnificent summit. More on Running to Panorama Ridge in Garibaldi Park >>
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