Garibaldi Lake

What an amazing trail, it is hard but when you get there you forget all the pain

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An absolute must see the first 6km suck but worth it at the end

View of glacier from the lake is gorgeous!

All I have to say is be prepared.. As this is about an 18km hike, I recommend leaving early in the morning and staying over night in Whistler so you don't feel rushed. This time around when we went, due to the pandemic, we had to book a time slot the day of as they were limiting the amount of hikers. Driving there isn't the problem nor is the parking, it's the length of time but the reward at the end is worth it.I recommend bringing a small bag for liquids, snacks, bug spray, hat and towel as you could swim there but keep in mind you can't throw away your garbage at the site due to bears even though there's a camp site there.The hike isn't super steep and you won't have to climb anything (at least I didn't), you just have to be ready to walk a lot. The path is well marked so you can't get lost. I would say the average round trip if you aren't including staying at the destination to eat and take photos is roughly 4-5 hours round trip at a steady pace. Hike's are always calming and it helps clear your mind from stress and clutter.This is probably one of the best local hikes I've done so far and I would definitely recommend it to anything looking for a challenge and beautiful view. And if you want to be more adventurous, you can also extend your trip to panoramic ridge and black tusk!

Garibaldi lake is an alpine lake. The hike is 18 km, but it’s not very hard to finish. There are three different lakes in this trail, the biggest being Garibaldi Lake. There are other trails around the lake where you can see the lake from different angles.

Definitely worth doing, views were great. I would say best for intermediate hikers (quite gangster). A very very very blue lake.