Whistler, British Columbia / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Whistler, British Columbia
Whistler combines a pedestrian village with lakes, forest trails and cultural buildings. The photo ideas are spread through the valley, so check current trail conditions and transport before setting out.
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Whistler Olympic Plaza
Whistler Olympic Plaza is a public space in the village beside the Olympic rings. Place the rings in context with the surrounding plaza instead of cropping tightly around them.
Search Google MapsLost Lake Park
Lost Lake Park combines a lakeshore with walking trails. Look for a frame that layers the near shore, open water and trees.
Search Google MapsRainbow Park on Alta Lake
Rainbow Park sits on Alta Lake and looks towards Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Use the lake to give the mountain view a broad foreground.
Search Google MapsAlpha Lake Park
Alpha Lake Park lies in the Creekside area south of the village. Compose a quiet lakeside scene from a public path and include the shore rather than only the water.
Search Google MapsWhistler Train Wreck
The Train Wreck Trail leads across the Cheakamus River to painted rail cars in the forest. Keep to the established route and check current trail conditions before the walk.
Search Google MapsAudain Art Museum
The Audain Art Museum’s building sits in a forested setting near Fitzsimmons Creek. Photograph the exterior as architecture and check museum rules before photographing inside.
Search Google MapsSquamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
The cultural centre in Upper Village shares the cultures of the Squamish and Lil’wat Nations. Treat exhibits and people with respect and ask about photography rules before taking pictures inside.
Search Google MapsGreen Lake Pullout
This designated viewpoint north of Whistler overlooks Green Lake and the surrounding valley. Use the pullout, stay behind barriers and do not cross the highway on foot.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Resort Municipality of Whistler: Whistler Olympic Plaza
- Resort Municipality of Whistler: Lost Lake Park
- Resort Municipality of Whistler: Rainbow Park
- Resort Municipality of Whistler: Alpha Lake Park
- Tourism Whistler: Train Wreck Trail Map
- Audain Art Museum: Architecture
- Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre: Contact
- Fire and Ice Geopark: Green Lake Pullout