Whistler, Canada
Dog Friendly Whistler
Where To Walk And Stay With Your Dog In Whistler
Whistler is a mountain resort built for the outdoors, and dogs share in nearly all of it below the lifts. You can throw a ball into the lake at the Lost Lake dog beach, let them run at the Barking Bay off-leash area on Rainbow Park, then follow the Valley Trail between the lakes. This is our working guide to the best of it, and the certified hotels that genuinely welcome your dog.
Where to walk
Trails, Parks & Green Spaces
The lakeside off-leash parks, dog beaches and the Valley Trail locals actually walk their dogs on. Tap any one to open it in Google Maps.
Where to eat and drink
Dog Friendly Bars & Restaurants In Whistler
Looking for dog friendly bars, restaurants, cafes or taprooms in Whistler? Here is the honest answer: Canadian health law keeps dogs out of nearly every indoor bar and restaurant in the country, Whistler included, so in the warmer months a licensed patio is your best bet. It is a rule that badly needs changing, and Let Dogs In is our campaign to welcome well-behaved dogs into Canadian bars and taprooms, the way they already are across Europe.
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Where to stay
The Best Dog Friendly Hotels In Whistler
Every hotel here has been inspected and ranked against the Dog Friendly Standard. No pay to play, no vague pet friendly badge, just the ones that earned their place, best first.
