You’ll see a marker in the tree for ‘19 Mile Creek Trail’. ( directions), walk up the steep dirt road for a few minutes before connecting with another dirt road. This is the most direct route to Iceberg Lake and back, and taking one of the Skywalk Trails is a longer hike.įrom the end of the cul-de-sac on Mountain View Dr. The route described below follows the 19 Mile Creek Trail from the top of Mountain View Drive. There are a few other routes you can take up to Iceberg Lake (Skywalk North and Skywalk South trails). From the meadow, the final push up to Iceberg Lake is steep and difficult as you climb a boulder field. The hike is moderately challenging until you reach the meadow. The lake sits below Rainbow Glacier and Rainbow Mountain, and remains partially frozen deep into the summer. This is all before reaching Iceberg Lake itself. Along the way, you get views of Green Lake and pass by several waterfalls before emerging into a beautiful meadow.

The 19 Mile Creek Trail is scenic and climbs through a beautiful forest. The hike up to Iceberg Lake follows 19 Mile Creek, which originates at Iceberg Lake. Iceberg Lake is a popular day-hike in Whistler. 360° Photosphere Iceberg Lake Hike Intro.