Lost Lake

Lovely snowshoeing trails. Start at the Austria Passive Haus and don’t miss their wonderful coffee shop.

Beautiful lake with a lot of picnic tables and a nice loop to walk around. The time that we went, we saw a bunch of tadpoles by the water’s edge and can just imagine all the wildlife that this lake supports. The parking lot is not very big but the lake is walkable from Whistler Village. There are lots of plant life to check out as you walk around the lake. Canine Cove is a place where you can let your dogs out onto the waters for a swim. The beach is nice and sandy and has a few logs to sit at. You can park and lock your bike at many of the bike stations available as well as a single person changing room for changing your swimming attire in the summer. There is also a concession stand open during the warmer months.

Small beach area full of kids and families. There is a dock in the middle of the lake you can swim to. Washrooms and a concession stand. Great bike trails all around, the ones to the lake are not paved. Short walk from main Whistler village.

Not sure why online say no parking...but there like 10 spots + free parking (this was during 2025/April22) they have Evo ebike too! Super lovely area and great for paddleboard too!

If you are in Whistler, you need to visit Lost Lake. The trailhead to go towards lost lake is walkable from the whistler village. It’s a short trail that takes you to the main lake beach and you can continue to loop around the lake. We met a lot of folks on the lake and trail so it’s a popular spot if you prefer hiking around the people. Also met a lot of dogs so it seems like a dog loved spot!! There were clean restrooms at the main beach.

Definitely picturesque!! This is a lovely and calm spot to spend some time with your family. A beautiful lake with some facilities all around it and some nice easy hiking, biking, or just walking trails.

We park the car in Lot 5 and took a 10-minute walk through the woods to get to the lake. The lake was frozen in February. Absolutely beautiful.

Anyone who visits Whistler, I would highly recommend visiting Lost Lake. Amazing place, serene environment, pretty quiet place and breathtaking views. You can hop on shuttle bus that goes every 15-20 minutes from Whistler Village (back and forth).

Beautiful park in Whistler with lots of traffic but plenty of space to spread out. Beach area is well maintained and lawn space is also always in good condition. So many great biking trails surrounding the area as well. Definitely one of our favorite spots to visit in the summer up at Whistler!

A short hike from Whistler Village. Try the many trails. Lovely. Perfect summer day. Bring your sunscreen

What a wonderful and amazing park and lake! Lost Lake Park is a really relaxing and secluded place to take a nice stroll or take a long hike. I'm so glad I chose to visit this park when I planned my drive from Vancouver to Whistler. Right when I got out of the car, I could immediately feel to cool, fresh air, and the smell of the Douglas firs. There's a well paved trail that loops around the lake for a nice leisurely stroll. You can also go on the Sea to Sky Trail that leads you to another (Green) lake for even more sightseeing, and many, many other trails too. There's a dock that goes out into the lake for fishing or if you want to go for a swim, but the water was ice cold! Lost Lake Park is welcomed to everyone: casual walkers, runners, hikers, bikers, dog friendly, and all ages, and shapes and sizes. There's a small parking lot, and it wasn't busy at all in mid-November. I suspect it'd be a lot busier summer time. I'd really like to spend an entire day just hiking and wandering around and beyond the Lost Lake Park, but the experience I had was still really great. I enjoyed everything about this park. So well maintained and accessible. I can see everyone else's enjoyment of this park as every one was all smiles and greeted us as we passed by each other.

There is no coincidence that diet has the word die in it...dying of hunger, anger and sadness because you can't eat. Why suffer, exercise instead! Lost lake loop and park is perfect for this! It's like a natural outdoor running track with scenic views to keep your mind distracted from the torture you're putting your body through! One go around is about 1.25 miles so two loops around becomes a great work out. If you want a more intense work out there are trails that veer off the main loop for miles to other parks or areas of the village and valley trail. Just be careful of bears. My doggies loves this park because they have designated dog beaches here, where my fur babies can cool off in the lake and work themselves into a frenzy without judgement and the main beach and docks here are in a beautiful setting with an amazing backdrop of Whistler mountain for picnics and sun bathing. The parking situation can be knarly, I think there are about 15 spots, but during the summer, everyone is here so be ready to get creative with your parking skills. If you are walking here from the village be prepared, it is an uphill inclined walk, that can seem longer that it is because of the sun, but there are shady places to relax in once you get there. Overall one of the closer parks to the main village in Whistler and an easy way to get a nice work out in while on vacation. #WhistlerWonderland

This afternoon I took a walk to Lost Lake Park, which was about a 15 minute walk from my hotel. Passive House, which was built for the 2010 Winter Olympics and served as home of the Austrian team, is at the entrance of the Lost Lake Park. It's a lovely 1.5km walk to get to the lake. You can follow the main trail or you can go into the smaller trails and get nearer to the lake, which is what I kept doing. It was a fabulous walk! It was smelled so nice and was so quiet. From Passive House and around the lake is about 4km.

We went down to Lost Lake before leaving Whistler. It should be noted that the parking spots are 5-minutes only, so you really need to walk there from somewhere else. (Where??) The lake was small but the water was clear and nice. The shore area was packed with kids on a bicyclist tour/lesson.

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ............"puff the magic dragon, lived by the sea".....or Nessy the Lochness Monster probably lives here as well.... and Sasquatch, Big Foot and many other magical characters.....and probably people be taking puffs off ole "puff the magic dragon here as well" anyways....there are...... Magical bike trails... Bears.... Magical shore lines.... Bears.... Oh did I forget to say "BEARS" Don't be a douche bag, pick up your dog's crapola....there is no "dog poo fairy" ROFL!!! This place even provides bags and bins... Cool typical Canadian log cabins... vast grass areas.... Canadian beauty like nothing else here.

Simply amazing! I went to the grocery store and purchased a bunch of items for our picnic in Whistler and once we arrived I randomly found Lost Lake. It was absolutely beautiful. Being surrounded by the mountains and water just brings a sense of relaxation. Everything is super peaceful and beautiful here. You can come for a swim, hike or to just relax. This place is perfect for people of ALL ages and they are also pet friendly! There are washrooms which are clean and there is also a place to buy snacks, in case you didn't bring any. We sat on the grass with a blanket for our picnic but there are also picnic table covered and uncovered all over the grounds. There aren't many parking spots available. Be aware they DO ticket. I'd know, I got one :(

What a beautiful place :) I heard a few people mention this place, and one day, I was fortunate enough to hike the trail on a sunny summer day. Wow !!! The lake was amazing, but definitely not lost. There were a ton of people in the lake swimming, having picnics, or just lounging and looking at the view. The trails are scenic and peaceful. I like that there are easy, medium, and hard trails for different people :) Oh, I like the maps that they have posted around. Super helpful. I will definitely come to this place again and again and again !!

Came to Lost Lake in the winter for some sight-seeing. It was amazing to see the entire lake covered in snow. The calm and quiet scene was a perfect end to our day. Of course there wasn't a lot of people there so me and my friend took full advantage as we played and climbed over the piles of snow. But be careful because it's still a lake underneath so don't fall in and become a Yelpsicle! Not much to do in the winter than that, but there was an open faced, log cabin for you to sit in. Overall, close drive from the village and nice stop to take in the beautiful sites of Whistler.

I guess this is the first time I came in the middle of winter. It was closed to regular people, and open only to snowshoers and cross-country skiers doing the loop around the lake, and ice fishers (all requiring a paid permit). In 2011, this started on the first Saturday of December, but the ranger said it's usually later (depending on the weather). I remember going in February one year, and it was open, though there still were lots of snow and ice. I guess the re-opening depends on the weather, as well.

Beautiful lake with nice trees branches and good view for pictures at almost any season. Fall or winter or summer are all nice. Trails aren't too hard or far so it's nice for kids or small dogs

Great park for a stroll with your favorite four legged friend! No garbage cans or poop bags were the only things I think they need to add. And maybe a little more parking as it's a pretty popular spot!

This is a great, easy hike/walk. Not too busy but you are never really alone. The lake is soooo blue and the water wasn't too cold in August. If you leave the trail by the Austrian Haus there is a beautiful neighborhood which has some beautiful houses (just in case you are sick of nature) :).

Cute lake with a long wharf for those who want to jump in. Wharf is along the side of lake, minutes from the largest beach area. There was a Whistler Information Guide positioned on the Lost Lake Trail making sure nobody was lost or confused, directing people to where they wanted to go. There was a food trailer selling meatballs sandwiches and other food. The food looked good, and smelled appetizing. Lots of nice wooden picnic tables with BBQ metal ledges built on.

I was disappointed that the lake is closed. I was looking forward to see some great view of the lake and walk around the area But I could see the lake is all frozen. Hope, I go back there again in summer time.

Great park for a day break in skiing on the Whistler/Blackcomb slopes. It is very close to Whistler village, about a mile hike. For those warmer seasons, you can be on the beach and go swimming in the lake. I have seen people canoeing and even paddleboarding in this lake, when I went at the end of March. You can go around by bike, and even cross-country ski and snowshoeing when there is more snow. It was quite warm at the valley this year, so when I went at the end of March, there weren't any snow on the trails, so we rented a bike for the trip. It is a gravel road with different levels of incline. Their easiest trail isn't as bad in some areas, so just gain speed before going up hills. For additional amazing experience: there are many trails that take you all throughout the area, particularly to Green Lake that is north of the village. Make sure you stop by an information booth to pick up a map, or else you can get easily lost, as there aren't much signs and can be confusing! This note is basically for international travelers who do not have cell-reception, such as myself!

Amazing mountain bike shredding to be done here! Green and blue runs to warm you up and then really challenge you to step up your technical game. Miles of connected single track riding to keep you in your flow.

Such a beautiful place to just sit, meditate, or simply let your mind drift freely. The sky, the mountains touching the clouds, the trees, the still lake. They all mingle heterogeneously into a breath taking painting-like picture. The water is so crystal clear you can see little miniture fish swimming gingerly. It wasn't crowded at all when we were there. Interesting mix of beauty uptakers here. In awe, we witnessed a swimmer swimming across the lake to the other side and back and a half naked long haired guy dashing into the water ...showering. Some skipped rock quite impressively and some just quietly hug their significant others and seemingly lost in such soothing comfort.

Lost Lake is stunning in every season--bustling with activity in the summer, and with less individuals in the cooler months...but idyllic nevertheless. This gem in Whistler is walkable from the village, and offers a concession stand in the warmer months, bathrooms, picnic tables, and a kids play area (just off of the Lost Lake Road). It's dog-friendly, with designated off-leash areas as well. It doesn't matter if you're walking or biking, just rejoice in this natural wonder.

This is one of my favourite places in Whistler and has something for all seasons. In Winter you can Snowshoe or Cross Country Ski around the many trails whilst in the Summer once all the snow has gone you can hike, bike, run, swim or relax by the lake. Something for all abilities and their is even a free shuttle in the Summer that takes you right to the lake and if you want to walk it's only 10 mins to the start of the trails from the edge of the village. I recommend getting a map as it is a bit of a maze if you go off the main Lost Lake Loop. A beautiful spot with some beautiful views.

Lost Lake Park or Get Lost finding it Park? There's a few intersections that need better signage. It was an adventure, so that's good, but they really need better signage to ride a bike there from lower village.

Great riding trails for the kids and appropriate for pretty much all bikes but old school ten speeds. My nearly 20 year old Specialized Rockhopper with no shocks was much better suited for the free Lost Lake Park trail system than the overpriced and brain rattling Whistler Mountain Bike park trail system. Nice swimming area and foot paths located around the lake as well.

Fun Lost Lake Loop trail. Easy hike or walk. We did it at sunset and it was quiet, serene and very peaceful. Will take about an hour to do the loop and 1.5 hours total if walking from the Whistler Village. Worth it!

Nice and peaceful park! Not a lot of people either but enjoyed the scenery. Hope they can build more play structures or swings.

This is a great park. The scenery is amazing. If you are a young person in your 20s and 30s, apparently this is the place to hang out. There are many picnic tables and logs so you can just sit around and chill with your buddies while having a drink. You can just walk Valley trail and there it is, not too far away from the village. I went during the day and it was nice and quiet, not too many people. Its a great way to just sit and down and reflect and enjoy the views of the lake, mountains, and trees.

Lovely place. Peaceful and easy to bike/walk/hike for everyone. Gets really busy in summertime, more than in winter... In summer you can swim in Lost Lake, bike on the trails, and sunbathe on the (usually crowded) beach. Water is a little cold, but warmer than Green Lake. Highly recommended.