snowshoeing at the end of the sun valley road

There is a small clearing at the edge of quite a high cliff that is a great vantage point to the lake. The high point of the trail, about midway, is only 1.2k from either trailhead.

Though at times steep, the trail is short.

The trailheads do have small trail signs and once you are on the trails they are easy to follow, even in deep snow. The park is well hidden despite being on all the maps in Whistler because both trailheads are found at the end of quiet streets. Blueberry Park gets its name from the hill that rises above it named Blueberry Hill. If it has not snowed heavily in the last couple days, you will likely not need snowshoes for the Blueberry Trail as the snow will have been packed down by others. Either trailhead is just a five minute drive from Whistler Village and both are conveniently close to Whistler's Valley Trail. It can be accessed from either end via the neighbourhoods of Whistler Cay at the end of Crabapple Drive, or in Alta Vista at the end of St Anton Way. Geographically, the Blueberry Trail is directly across Alta Lake from Rainbow Park. January February March April May June July August September October November December

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The trails connect a few hundred metres past the fifth pier, so you can continue to the north end of the park in Tapleys and Whistler Cay or loop back to the south trailhead off St. Another trail hugs the shoreline of Alta Lake through a wonderfully deep forest past five secluded piers. The Blueberry Trail is a relatively unknown, though very scenic trail that ascends quickly up to a cliff viewpoint high above Alta Lake.

Snowshoeing at the end of the sun valley road