Pemberton Whistler Activities


Tucked away 35 km. (27 miles) North of Whistler, on a better part of Highway 99, is the beautiful Lillooet River Valley. The Valley is a trough gouged out by glaciers, and originating in a vast glacier itself the Lillooet River meanders along the flat valley floor for miles, swinging freely from side to side past the charming little farming community of Pemberton. With a resident population of about 1200 people, Pemberton is a comparatively small town with a big heart! Being in a geologically young area, the Valley enjoys the stunning beauty and variations of nature in its unspoilt form. Every flower that blooms, every bird that sings, every hot spring that flows and every mature tree that has seen history unfold on its doorstep has a story to tell.
The volcanic shifts, the Gold Rush trail, the potato fields, the quaint ranches and, of course, the two beautiful Golf courses all speak volumes about this little village. Most activities that are advertised in big towns and resorts actually come to culmination around the Pemberton area. Rivers and streams, most of them glacier-fed, have strongly influenced the lives of all who call this Valley their home. As in the past, they continue to provide excellent fishing, transport routes, challenging rapids or simply delight those who seek solitude through sitting on their banks and meadows watching the geese fly by.

As with any farming or ranch country, horse riding has been a way of life. It is not surprising to find a couple of horses tethered on a hitching post outside a general store. Though, with pristine tracks and spectacular backcountry trails just waiting to be explored, snow shoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling also seems to be becoming equally popular over our snow-white winters. Being at 760 ft. altitude and protectively surrounded by mountains as high as 8662 ft., Pemberton does not normally experience harsh weather systems.


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Biking, Hiking & Fishing
Horseback riding
Jet Boat Tours,
Aerial sightseeing, Paragliding
Gliding
White water rafting
Snowmobiling
Cross country skiing
Heli skiing
Dog sledding
Downhill skiing & snowboarding at Whistler/Blackcomb mountains just 30 minutes drive away

Stay at The Log House B&B Inn and enjoy our beautiful recreational playground. We are happy to arrange any tours with the local companies we recommend



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2010 Olympics – “A place to stay”. Yellow cedar log home nestled in the Pemberton Valley. Discover gourmet breakfasts with fresh local ingredients in a quiet residential area.
Knowledgeable hosts of the local area, spacious and comfortable guest rooms, private guest lounge with wood burning fire, reading loft and soft glowing beams. Wrap around sun deck and outdoor hot tub offer space and comfort combined with mountain ambience and stunning views.
 

 

THE LOG HOUSE INN  
1357 Elmwood Drive, Pemberton, BC, Canada  Phone: (604)
894-6000  Fax: (604) 894-6225
Email:
loghouseinfo@loghouseinn.com   Toll-Free: 1-800-
894-6002

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