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Big Moves 1: Move beyond the car

Getting to Whistler 

Buses and transit options 

Biking and human-powered travel options 

Secure bicycle parking 

Whistler’s Transportation Action Plan and Big Moves climate action strategy both identified secure bike parking as a priority. To assist, the RMOW has been offering seasonal bike valet services, adding bike racks (including new secure e-bike charging racks), adding a secure bike storage locker, partnering to offer e-bike share programs, and more.

Bike racks 

There are bike racks located at Whistler parks and throughout Whistler village. Covered racks are located in the underground at Whistler Public Library.  

Free, secure bike parking is available in Village Square, Olympic Plaza, and at the Meadow Park Sports Centre. Racks are equipped with outlets for e-bike charging. To use, download the Bikeep app and follow the instructions.  

Free Bike Valet

Attended, secure bike and gear parking (seasonal from mid-June to Labour Day).

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The Whistler Village Olympic Plaza Free Bike Valet operates Wednesdays through Sundays from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (10 p.m. on event nights) from Canada Day through Labour Day! These extra hours are funded by a BC Cycling Coalition and a Ministry of Transportation and Transit grant. 
At Lost Lake and Rainbow Park, enjoy Free Bike Valet service from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday through Sunday. The service is also available during the same hours on Canada Day, B.C. Day, Labour Day, and for special events. 

Enjoy this FREE valet service from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the following dates (with extended service hours on special event days): 

  • June 21-22, 28-30 
  • July 1, 4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 25-27 
  • August 1-4, 8-10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31 
  • September 1 

This service is partly funded through pay parking lot fees.

To suggest more bike parking locations, dates or times, please email, transit@whistler.ca .  

Secure bike parking at Whistler Public Library

A limited number of keys to a year-round secure bike parking facility under the Whistler Public Library are available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

You must fill out an application form (PDF) and submit it either by email it to transit@whistler.ca or in person at municipal hall front desk to obtain a key. A $30 refundable deposit is required. 

Application forms are also available at the Customer Service Desk at Municipal Hall (4325 Blackcomb Way).

Getting around Whistler 

Taking transit 

  • Free summer weekends return from June 21 to September 1, 2025 (Labour Day), every Saturday, Sunday, Canada Day, B.C. Day and Labour Day.
  • Additional free weekends include May long weekend (May 17-19), Truth and Reconciliation Day (September 30), Thanksgiving long weekend (October 11-13) 
  • Free weekends are party funded through pay parking in Day Lots 1-5. 

For more on transit options in Whistler, including maps, schedules, fares and pass information, visit BC Transit. 

Download the Umo Mobility App 

More on taking transit in Whistler

Taxis and ridesharing options 

Accessibility options 

Free Whistler Park Shuttles

Hop on free Whistler Park Shuttles to Lost Lake Park and Rainbow Park, courtesy of the RMOW and Luxury Transport.

Lost Lake Park free shuttle (summer only)

Rainbow Park free shuttle (summer only)

Map of park shuttle routes 

Real time shuttle location

Please note: 

  • All passengers must be wearing shoes and dry clothing. 
  • Space permitting, users can bring uninflated watercraft, food coolers, fold-up chairs, strollers, medium sized packs and compact mobility devices. 
  • Shuttles will not carry pets (service animals exempt with proof of status), hard-shell watercraft, inflated watercraft, or barbecues/heaters of any kind. 

Park shuttle lost and found inquiries: 

whistlerparkshuttle@luxbus.com 
Live chat: 778-715-0490

Evolve E-Bike share program 

There are e-bike parking stations located throughout the valley in neighborhoods and at popular amenities and parks (in spring/summer/fall). Check out the details at evo.ca/evolve. 

Walk safe

  • Dress to be seen: Wear reflective clothing or gear and carry a flashlight to make it easier for drivers to see you. Attach a snowflake reflector to your jacket or backpack. Reflectors are available free from Municipal Hall reception and Meadow Park Sports Centre.
  • Look: Always make eye contact with drivers. Never assume that a driver has seen you. Always walk facing traffic.
  • Listen: Focus your full attention on what’s happening around you. Remove your headphones and don’t text on your phone while crossing the road.
  • Be extra cautious at intersections: Watch for vehicles turning left or right through the crosswalk.  
  • Cross at designated crosswalks: Follow pedestrian signs and traffic signals and never cross once the signal has turned yellow or red.​

Report icy conditions

Report icy conditions on the pedestrian Whistler Village Stroll using this interactive map. We respond to concerns seven days a week, 24 hours a day.

Email parks@whistler.ca for Valley Trail issues.