Pemberton
Pemberton and the surrounding area is a winter wonderland with ample recreation opportunities for any outdoor sports enthusiast.
Explore some winter activities in Pemberton below!
WINTER / SPRING
Whistler Blackcomb has 200+ trails, 3 glaciers, 38 lifts, 12 alpine bowls, and some of the best skiing in North America.WINTER / SPRING
The Pemberton area offers some of the best snowmobiling terrain in Western Canada.WINTER / SPRING
Ice fishing and river fishing, very popular Canadian pastimes, are both available during the winter season.WINTER / SPRING
North of Pemberton, on the Duffey Lake Road offers incredible backcountry opportunities.WINTER / SPRING
The Pemberton Valley is perfect for snow shoeing & winter hikes and it allows you to take advantage of trails typically busy in the summer.WINTER / SPRING
Imagine carving through untracked powder, endless terrain, soaking in the breathtaking backcountry and all this with no lift lines!WINTER / SPRING
Pemberton is a great area to get in some flatland skiing while also being surrounded by stunning mountainous scenery.Arrival at Pemberton Valley Lodge: Check in and settle into your accommodation.
Explore Pemberton Village: Take a leisurely walk, visit local shops, and get acquainted with the area.
Visit Nairn Falls Provincial Park: It’s only 10 minutes from the Lodge. Enjoy a short hike with scenic views and the powerful Nairn Falls. Be cautious of icy paths and wear appropriate footwear.
Dinner at a Local Restaurant: Pemberton offers a variety of local dining options. To enjoy the warm ambiance, opt for a restaurant with a fireplace, like The Pony.
Relax at the Lodge: Unwind at the Lodge’s hot tub.
Snowshoeing at Joffre Lakes: Drive to Joffre Lakes Provincial Park (approximately 40-minute drive).
Enjoy snowshoeing to the stunning frozen lakes. This activity is moderately challenging.
Lunch at Joffre Lakes: Pack a thermos with hot soup and sandwiches to enjoy at one of lakes.
Farm Tour and Dinner: If available, visit a local farm, such as North Arm Farm. Enjoy a farm tour and dine at their on-site restaurant, which features farm-to-table cuisine.
Cross-country skiing at Whistler Olympic Park: Drive to Whistler Olympic Park (about 45 minutes) and explore the scenic cross-country ski trails.
Lunch at Whistler: Have lunch in Whistler Village.
Ice Skating: Enjoy ice skating at the Whistler Olympic Plaza.
Dinner in Whistler: Enjoy dinner at one of Whistler’s renowned restaurants.
Return to Pemberton: Head back to the Lodge.
Day Trip to Whistler Blackcomb: Drive to Whistler Blackcomb (about 30 minutes) and enjoy a day skiing or snowboarding on world-class slopes.
Lunch on the Mountain: Enjoy lunch at one of the on-mountain restaurants.
Après-Ski in Whistler: Experience après-ski at one of Whistler’s lively bars or lounges.
Snowmobiling Adventure: Book a guided tour to explore the vast backcountry around Pemberton.
Lunch in the Backcountry: Enjoy a packed lunch or head back to town early and eat at a local café.
Hot Springs Visit: Drive to nearby hot springs for a relaxing soak. Consider Skookumchuck Hot Springs, about an hour’s drive from Pemberton.
Return to Pemberton: Head back to the lodge for a restful evening.
Casual Dinner: Opt for a relaxed dining option, perhaps ordering in from a local restaurant and enjoying a quiet evening at the Lodge.
Visit Local Galleries & Museums: Walk around Whistler Village, explore local art galleries, visit the Audain Art Museum or tour the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre.
Lunch: Have lunch in Whistler Village.
Spa and Relaxation: Book a spa session at the Scandinave Spa for some relaxation and rejuvenation.
Relaxation and Dinner: Spend a relaxing evening at the Lodge. Consider a light dinner in Pemberton or a self-cooked meal in your suite’s equipped kitchen.
Winter Walk at One Mile Lake: Enjoy a final hike around One Mile Lake.
Brunch: Enjoy a late brunch at a popular local café.
Last-Minute Exploration: Spend your remaining time visiting any attractions or shops you may have missed!
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