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For more reviews, please check out our other Airbnb Experience titled "Trout Fishing with a Local Guide" After picking you up from your accommodation in Whistler we will drive to the town of Squamish which is approximately 30 minutes south. Therefore, approximately 1 hour of this experience is devoted to driving. At this point, we will get you looking like a local BC angler by putting you in a pair of waders and boots. This allows you to get into the water and stay completely dry. Depending on the time of year we will be spin fishing for Pink Salmon, Chum Salmon or Coho Salmon which range from 4 lbs - 15 lbs. Although there is no guarantee of catching fish the drive down should be worth it! This is truly a Canadian experience that you must cross off your bucket list. Other things to note Guests 16 years of age and older will need to purchase a 1 day BASIC freshwater fishing license ($20) to participate. Our company practices catch and release. Under no exception do we retain fish. Please bring you own drinks and snacks and dress for the weather

Discover the entire Whistler Valley through the eyes of a passionate local! Upon meeting in Whistler Village and getting acquainted, we’ll start with a scenic drive to the northern end of our valley. You'll enjoy an in-depth orientation, learn all about Whistler's first inhabitants and hear interesting local facts that you won’t find in the history books before arriving at the shore of stunning Green Lake. After enjoying some first-class lakeside views, we’ll then drive through one of our oldest neighborhoods, view some charming local cabins and continue through the temperate rain forest to the area’s original town site. At this stop, surrounded by thick lush wilderness, we discover humble structures still standing from the early 1900’s and take time to enjoy one of Whistler’s most beautifully hidden natural recreation areas. Heading south, we'll then stop to view the birthplace of skiing in the valley. You'll learn all about how Whistler became North America’s largest ski resort and host of the 2010 Winter Olympics! Next we’ll take a trip to meet the locals in a little hidden neighborhood at the valley’s south end. This area truly has something for everyone, cafes, breweries, bakeries and even a unique place that offers axe throwing! Finally, our journey will take us to a series Olympic games sites before arriving back in Whistler Village to finish. Other things to note Please be sure to arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early wearing weather appropriate clothing + footwear and don't forget to bring your camera/phone!

Come join us for a 1 hour ride along the dyke at the confluence of the Ryan and Lillooet River. The ride continues through quiet wooded forests, grassy fields bright with a display of wild flowers and even through one of the local rivers (levels permitting). The 1 hour ride shows off the tranquility of the Pemberton Valley nestled under the watchful eye of Mount Currie. Other things to note Wear long pants with closed toes shoes or boots, all riders must be at least 4' tall Covid - 19 potocols in place

Discover the real Whistler (while socially distancing) as your passionate local guide takes you on an insider’s journey of the entire area! Upon meeting in Whistler Village and getting acquainted, we'll start with an in-depth orientation that includes loads of interesting facts you won’t find in the local history books. Next is a beautifully scenic walk that takes us through the temperate rain forest, across a stunning glacial stream and on to the Blackcomb area, or "The Darkside" as the locals call it. While our journey meanders through the vibrant streets, you’ll come to learn all about what this less known neighborhood has to offer. From here, we’ll pass by an array of cultural establishments and return to the forest to take in some hidden works of public art. The art displays continue as we arrive at Millennium Place, Whistlers artisan hub. Next up, we’ll move on to the Village North area to visit the famous Olympics rings, a tucked away local foodie district and the very quaint town museum and archives. As we begin our journey back toward the heart of town, we’ll make one last stop at a towering must-see landmark designed to welcome visitors from all over the world to Whistler. Upon returning to our starting location, you'll be set up with all the info you could possibly need to best enjoy the remainder of your stay, including some great local deals & discounts! Other things to note Please be sure to arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early wearing weather appropriate clothing + footwear and don't forget to bring your camera/phone!

Important: we are a 100% catch & release guiding company. The water bodies we fish on have catch & release policies built into them so there is no option to keep. Thank you for your understanding. After picking you up from your accommodation in Whistler we will get you looking like a local BC angler by putting you in a pair of waders and boots. This allows you to get into the water and stay completely dry. Depending on the time of year, you may catch Rainbow Trout, Bull Trout or Cutthroat Trout and your experienced fishing guide will select a water body that will give you the best chance of catching one of these species. Because of this, you may be fishing in a small stream, river or lake. Our thought process is simple. Drive less and fish more to maximize your time out on the water fishing. This experience involves fly fishing because it is the most productive way to catch trout in BC even if you've never done it before. I am very confident that we can teach you how to fly fish like the pros. This is truly a Canadian experience that you must cross off your bucket list. All guests 16 years of age and older must also purchase AND print a 1 day BASIC British Columbia freshwater fishing licence. This is NOT included in the Airbnb price