BC TRAILS
BRITISH COLUMBIA, CA
Moderate Out & Back Whistler, British Columbia

Get Over It to Green Monster Trail

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Total Distance
6 KM
Elevation Gain
+388 M
Max Elevation
919 M
Est. Duration
2 h 23 min

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+388m Net Gain
Trailhead 674m
Distance 6 KM
Summit / High Point 919m

Trail Description

Get Over It to Green Monster Trail in Whistler, British Columbia is a solid choice if you want a short hike with a bit of a grind and good payoff. This 6 km out-and-back route climbs about 388 m to roughly 919 m elevation, so it feels like real exercise without turning into an all-day sufferfest. Most hikers land it in around two and a half hours, making it easy to fit around other Whistler plans.

The trail starts in the forest and works its way up steady singletrack, with a mix of roots, rocks, and a few punchy sections that keep it interesting. You’ll get classic Coast Mountains views as you gain height, with glimpses of surrounding peaks and valleys opening up the higher you go. It’s popular with hikers, birders, and mountain bikers, so expect some company but also stretches of quiet if you go early or later in the day.

Right now, expect a moderate workout with some uneven footing, so bring decent shoes and be ready for a bit of mud or slick roots depending on recent weather. The Get Over It to Green Monster Trail usually runs best from April through October, when snow has melted off the higher sections and the route is easier to follow. Pack a light layer, water, and be mindful of bikes on shared sections, and you’ll have a straightforward, rewarding Whistler hike without needing a full-day commitment.

Trail Features & Highlights

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Forest Views

Suitable Activities

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Bird watching Hiking Mountain biking Walking

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