Singing Pass Trailhead — Attraction in Whistler Resort Municipality

Hiked the trail with friends up to the fork that splits. Beautiful views throughout and somewhat divides into three different areas. Totals to around 12 km with 1500 m of elevation for one way.

First portion is a lot of gravel and rocks among some trees. Second portion is more dirt and rocks in a thicker forest. Last portion is really nice with a lot of small streams and beautiful meadows.

Note that there were TONS of bugs and even with bug spray they kept following. Some sections were a little bit sketchy as you had to cross very small rocky paths. Also, you aren’t allowed to enter the meadows themselves due to the “fragile vegetation.”

Overall, I would still consider it worth it at the end as the views were beautiful at...

The hike from Whistler Village to Musical Bump via Singing Pass is indeed a spectacular one. The blooming meadows, serene lake, and breathtaking views of glaciers and distant peaks must have made it a memorable experience

The hike from Whistler Village to Musical Bump via Singing Pass was already a spectacular one, but this year's visit in July made it even more memorable! The blooming meadows were absolutely outstanding with an incredible array of wildflowers, and breathtaking views of glaciers and distant peaks even more enjoyable. It was truly an enhanced experience of Whistler's...

The original trail head used be further up to the road beside a parking lot with a toilet which is still there today. There was a rock slide on the road in the 1990's. BC parks still refuse to repair the road because Whister Blackcomb says the road will interfere with their summer mountain bike park. All they need to do is create a natural barrier between the road and the bike park. Now you have to hike about 3km up a boring road to where the real...