Breathtaking Forest & Alpine Hike to Iceberg Lake in Whistler, BC Canada

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Join us on a gorgeous hike to Screaming Cat Lake and Iceberg Lake in Whistler, BC. This epic journey, which took us 10 hours to complete, was well worth every minute. Along the way, we traversed through ancient forests, hiked past picturesque lakes, marveled at cascading waterfalls, and glimpsed breathtaking glaciers. We also enjoyed the sight of vibrant alpine flowers and crystal-clear mountain streams, though we had to contend with plenty of mosquitoes and wasps. The beauty of this place is truly unparalleled. Enjoy!

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4 окт 2024

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@_Joy_Unleashed 15 часов назад

New addict here. Beautiful videography and pauses at perfect moments ❤

@KayD__o Месяц назад

This place is like a fairytale! ❤

@WalksOfWonder-BC 29 дней назад

It really is magical. One of my all time favourite hikes.

@alking.abwhajr Месяц назад

فيديو مبهر ورائع للغاية..! اشكرك كثيرآ 🍄🤎🌿

@WalksOfWonder-BC Месяц назад

Much appreciated 😊

@LoFiLiFe Месяц назад

Amazing video my friend!! Keep it up! BIG LIKE 👍

@WalksOfWonder-BC Месяц назад

Big thanks!!!

@OdysseeVisuelle Месяц назад

Indeed breathtaking 😍 What a wonderful hike in Whistler’s magical scenery. Totally enjoyed, thank you so much. 🇨🇦

@WalksOfWonder-BC Месяц назад

Thank you so much for watching! All of your comments are much appreciated!

@OdysseeVisuelle Месяц назад

@@WalksOfWonder-BC You’re very welcome! Was wondering, it’s so quiet in this forest area.. besides your footsteps heard, no birds or any other animals sounds or encounters? No squirrels, deer, rabbits, fox etc etc, where’s the wildlife gone?

@WalksOfWonder-BC Месяц назад

@@OdysseeVisuelle⁠wildlife is still here but the forests are big and the critters usually run away when they hear me coming. Bird sounds are more common in the spring/early summer but I did see a few different types such as dippers, grouse, pine siskin, ravens, eagles, whiskey jacks, and many more that I couldn’t identify. I also saw a marmot which is what Whistler was named after, since they make a whistling sound. Lots of squirrels too but they’re a bit shy. On a good day I’ll see a black bear, and in the Whistler area it’s even possible to see a grizzly. There are also wolves, wolverines, and cougars but they are rarely seen.

@OdysseeVisuelle Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your reply, was kinda worried. Your explanation took my concern, thanks again for this wonderful hike, knowing the wildlife is there makes it even more wonderful!

@andybiker-hiker4343 Месяц назад

Magnificent! So enjoy these videos you are putting up. As an aside, a few years ago while hiking that trail, I was stung a dozen times by mud wasps whose nest had been stirred up by a dog. Nasty, but still enjoyed the hike and marvelled at the little icebergs as the whiskeyjacks took food from my hand

@WalksOfWonder-BC Месяц назад

Lol...the exact same thing happened to me near the end of the hike in the forested area. There were so many wasps hovering near the ground, I knew it would just be a matter of time before I got stung and sure enough!! Painful little stings and super itchy for several days after. All worth it though!

@andybiker-hiker4343 Месяц назад

@@WalksOfWonder-BC LOL ... that is such a nasty area for wasps. Glad you still had a good hike anyways

@bruce9601 Месяц назад

Phew! That was quite the hike! Another well filmed video.😊 Thanks. Now you can rest, and hike down🤗 Unless you have a Parachute or hang glider in your backpack.😊 Until next time, your friends in Ontario🇨🇦

@WalksOfWonder-BC Месяц назад

Hello friends from Ontario! Thanks for watching. Next time I'll bring a hang glider with me, would have come in handy as this was a 10 hour hike.