Rising Above The Clouds Whistler's Sea To Sky Gondola Tour

Before boarding the gondola, make sure you dress comfortably and appropriately for the season. Layers are key as temperatures can vary at different elevations. As you ascend you should totally be prepared to have your breath taken away. The gondola path is an adventure in and of itself with incredible views and glimpses of local wildlife and waterfalls.

As you move up, the gorgeous forests give way to the terrain, and you can see waterfalls pouring down the cliffs. As you go towards the summit you will see an extraordinary world of snow-capped mountaintops, fresh and clear water lakes, and endless woodland emerges in front of you. The view is fully mesmerizing and would feel just like heaven and you would not be able to take your eyes off it.

Take a break from your outdoor activities to freshen yourself as it would be time to visit the Summit Lodge where you can eat a delicious meal at the mountaintop restaurant. Eat whatever you wish to and later continue with your activities.

Before reaching Whistler, make a stop at the magnificent Brandywine Falls. This stunning waterfall is a natural wonder that will leave you in awe and truly surprised over how such beautiful creations even exist. You can take full advantage of this view and click and record as many pictures and videos you want to make this a memorable memory for yourself.

When you will have free time you can explore Squamish and Whistler Village. Both offer unique opportunities for shopping, dining, and experiencing the vibrant local culture. Do not miss your chance to embark on this extraordinary journey, where you will truly rise above the clouds and discover the wonders that wait in Whistler's alpine paradise. With hotel pickup and drop-off included for select hotels, you can relax and savor every moment of your adventure without the worry of logistics. Let the Sea to Sky Gondola Tour be your gateway to a day filled with awe-inspiring vistas, cultural experiences, and unforgettable memories in the heart of British Columbia.