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Que voir : Sea to Sky Highway.

Les 14 activités et sites à découvrir (Sea to Sky Highway).

Watch American black bears on a remote road

Go for a drive and spot one of around 60 local American black bears along Callaghan Road.

Look for scratch marks left by bears

Discover bear tracks, skunk cabbage and the call of the Pileated woodpecker on the short Fitzsimmons Nature Trail in Whistler.

Watch whales from a viewpoint

Keep your eyes open on this hike, as you can spot Pacific white-sided dolphins, orcas, humpback whales and grey whales off the coast.

Watch whales from above in Howe Sound

Ride the gondola up to the Summit Lodge and enjoy a breathtaking view of Howe Sound. From this vantage point you can spot whales off the coast.

On the trail of the harmless rubber boa to a waterfall

In Nairn Falls Provincial Park you can see the waterfall of the same name. It plunges 60 m into the depths.

Head out in search of North American beavers nearby

Along two lakes you have the chance to spot North American beavers. Look out especially for beaver lodges made of sticks and mud.

Discover the rainforest on swinging paths

Experience the coastal rainforest from an unusual height. Suspension bridges lead you at 70 m through Douglas firs that are around 250 years old.

Experience alpine wildlife on spectacular hikes

Discover Whistler from up high on an alpine hike. Keep your eyes peeled, as you can spot hoary marmots and American pikas here.

Enjoy the view of thundering waterfalls

You should definitely plan a stop in the Callaghan Valley. Here the Alexander Falls plunge 43 m into the depths.

Enjoy fresh sourdough bread and handmade treats in Whistler

Enjoy fresh sourdough bread and sweet treats or pick up snacks to take on your hike and picnic.

Watch the third-highest waterfall in British Columbia

Plan a stop at the third-highest waterfalls in British Columbia. From the viewpoint you have a great view of the waterfall.

Hike with views of turquoise-blue lakes all the way to the glacier

A trail takes you along the three turquoise lakes Lower, Middle and Upper Lake. You can also watch Canada jays here.

Hike to old train wrecks

Slightly off the beaten track lie old freight wagons that have been sprayed with graffiti over the years. A hike leads you straight to the train wrecks.

Hike to a viewpoint and experience thundering waterfalls

Along the Sea to Sky Highway you pass Brandywine Falls. It’s worth stopping, as the waterfalls plunge 61 m into the depths.

Crédits photo : Shutterstock/Menno Schaefer, Tourism Vancouver Island / Sarah Liao, Destination British Columbia, Destination BC/Tom Ryan, Shutterstock/EB Adventure Photography, Shutterstock/Yingna Cai, BReD - Made by Ed, Shutterstock/T.Schofield, Shutterstock/BC Ale Trail, Shutterstock/Rowan Sims Photography