Lost Lake Park
Situated around tranquil Lost Lake, this park is accessible by Valley Trail and by walking from the village. The park has biking, walking or running trails as well as a grassy area with picnic tables and BBQ pits, a beach, buoyed swim areas, several swimming docks, a concession, a group area and washroom/change rooms. This is a great venue for private events, running, biking, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing events.
Mountain Biking trails at Lost Lake provide everything from smooth logging roads to tight twisty technical single track. All of the Whistler race events use this area to its best including the 24 hour races, Loonie races and a couple of National level events.
In 2007, the Municipality linked in all the trails that have been constructed over the last 3 years for events such as the 24hr of Adrenaline and created a superb technical XC trail set that runs through from the Ticket Booth to the bridge over Fiztsimmoms Creek by Green Lake.
The Lost Lake Cross Country trail system has over 30 km of trails winding through diverse and scenic terrain including Lost Lake Park, the Chateau Whistler and Nicklaus North golf courses. The cross country trails are impeccably groomed and trackset daily to accommodate both classic and skate skiing. In total we have 30 km groomed for skate skiing and 25 km trackset for classic. Approximately, 4 km of trails are lit in the evenings for a reduced night rate.
12 km of designated snowshoe trails allow another option to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Lost Lake Park.
There’s plenty of parking conveniently located in the cross country skiers Lot 4A off Lorimer Road. You may also access the trails from the Village by the day skier’s lots or from the Meadow Park Sports Centre, north of the village off Highway 99.
For a virtual tour of Lost Lake Park please visit www.seevirtual360.com/13920
Fast Facts
Lost Lake offers 32km of trails used for mountain biking and running in the summer and Nordic skiing and snowshoeing in the winter.
The event area a Lost Lake has a capacity of 500+ people.
Lost Lake also offers a grassy area, picnic tables, BBQ pits, swimming docks, a concession and washroom/change rooms.
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Sport Hosting Services
Tourism Whistler is prepared to offer promotional, operational and visitor experience support to sport event organizers in a number of ways. Listed below are just some of the services provided to sport event producers on a case by case basis:
- Bid Development
- Connections to Local Resort Partners
- Marketing and Communications support
- Site inspections / Venue selection
- Operational support and resources
- Destination collateral
- Accommodation booking support to source out suitable accommodations, rates and availability
- Tickets and packaging opportunities
- Media hosting
- Registration for larger groups
Hosting Portfolio
Whistler Valley Trail Run – 5km, 10km
24 Hours of Adrenalin
Lost Lake Shuffle
Weather Information
Due to Whistler’s coastal proximity, temperatures are moderate through the winter season, rarely dipping below -10°C (12°F) in the valley and -15°C (5°F) in the alpine during the coldest part of the year. Expect -5°C (22°F) average daily alpine temperatures during most of the winter months. During the summer months, Whistler's temperatures reach highs averaging between 25 and 30 degrees (75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit).
Facility Contact
Events Department
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1-888-869-2777
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4700 Lost Lake Road, Whistler, BC, V0N 1B4
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