Top trails (6)
- Ascent Trail (Little Burn, Big Burn and Heart Burn)Hard•4.6(821)#1 - Ascent Trail (Little Burn, Big Burn and Heart Burn)Length: 4.0 mi•Est. 3h 8mThis trail begins from the village at the bottom of the hill and climbs up a relentless incline to the top. It's used for hiking and trail running in the warmer months when the ski hill is not operational. Many opt to take the gondola down - be sure to check that the gondola is running ahead of time, or plan to hike back down the same way.
- Overlord, Lakeside & Decker LoopModerate•4.7(594)#2 - Overlord, Lakeside & Decker LoopLength: 5.9 mi•Est. 3h 27mThis route is located at the top of the Blackcomb Gondola on Blackcomb Mountain. Overlord, Lakeside & Decker Loop offer stunning views of Blackcomb meadows and alpine lakes, along with various viewpoints along the way. Overall, this is a great hike with fantastic views and changing landscapes. The route is mostly well marked and it is challenging in parts. You should expect very heavy traffic, go early in the day to avoid some crowds on the way out, expect to see a lot of people on the...
- Alpine Walk TrailThis is a great option for a short walk in the area with beautiful views of the gondola and mountains. It's gravelled and fairly wide most of the way, with one section that narrows and has you climbing over some rock. There are scenic views, wildlife and alpine flowers to see. This trail is a connector for many of the other trails in Blackcomb.
- Horstman Hut via Overlord Trail and Green LineModerate•4.6(65)#4 - Horstman Hut via Overlord Trail and Green LineLength: 4.7 mi•Est. 2h 51mThis route brings hikers to Horstman Hut via the Overlord and Green Line trails. It begins from the upper Blackcomb Gondola Station which can be accessed by gondola or by hiking trails from the bottom. Waking among the July and August alpine meadows offers sights of truly beautiful multicolour wildflowers.
- Blackcomb PeakWhile the first section of this route is easier, the climb from Horstman Hut to Blackcomb Peak is not a simple hike, and definitely becomes a very challenging scramble. The jaunt to and from Horstman Hut and then the alpine scramble is rated Class 3 with exposure and route finding required), from Horstman Hut (start of the ridge) to the summit of Blackcomb Peak. Only hikers with proper experience mountaineering and route finding should complete this, with proper equipment and helmets.
- Microclimate: Advanced Mountain Biking TrailHard•5.0(1)#6 - Microclimate: Advanced Mountain Biking TrailLength: 3.9 miThis route is part of the Blackcomb Mountain Controlled Recreation Area at the Whistler Ski Resort that is used by mountain bikers and hikers in the summer season, and is meant for skiing in the winter seasons. Use of the trails requires a pass that come with a fee. For more information members should visit: https://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/whistler-mountain-bike-park/whistler-mountain-bike-park.aspx
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Frequently asked trail questions about Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park
Where is the best place to hike in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park?
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park is Ascent Trail (Little Burn, Big Burn and Heart Burn), which has a 4.6 star rating from 821 reviews. This trail is 4.0 mi long with an elevation gain of 3,753 ft.
What is the longest trail in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park is Overlord, Lakeside & Decker Loop. This trail is estimated to be 5.9 mi long.
How many trails are in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park?
There are 6 trails in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park. These trails have an average 4.6-star rating from 1,762 AllTrails community reviews.
Which trail has the most elevation gain in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park?
If you're looking for elevation gain, Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park has you covered. Ascent Trail (Little Burn, Big Burn and Heart Burn) boasts the most elevation gain with 3,753 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Blackcomb Peak, which will get you 1,948 ft of elevation gain.
Are there running trails available in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there are 2 running trails in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park and the most popular is Ascent Trail (Little Burn, Big Burn and Heart Burn) with an average 4.6 star rating from 821 community reviews.
Are there biking trails available in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park?
According to AllTrails.com, there is 1 biking trail in Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park which is Microclimate: Advanced Mountain Biking Trail with an average 5.0 star rating from 1 community reviews.