Brandywine Meadows is a stunning alpine area located in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, near Whistler. This picturesque landscape is renowned for its vibrant wildflower meadows, crystal-clear alpine lakes, and panoramic mountain views.

Black Tusk stands out prominently with its dramatic, jagged silhouette. The peak is characterized by its dark, almost black, volcanic rock, which contrasts starkly with the surrounding landscape. The top of the peak often appears to be a rugged spire, adding to its impressive and somewhat mysterious appearance.

When you look at Mount Fee from the Callaghan Valley, you're greeted with a striking and dramatic view. Mount Fee, part of the Coast Mountain range in British Columbia, rises prominently against the horizon. Its rugged, jagged peak often appears snow-capped, even in summer, adding a crisp, white contrast to the darker, rocky slopes.

Prepare for an extraordinary adventure as you ascend over 4000 feet on a luxurious 4×4 scenic tour. At the peak, you’ll embark on a captivating hike into one of Whistler’s most spectacular alpine meadows. Traverse through a kaleidoscope of wildflowers, discover hidden scenic lookout spots, and follow the winding creeks as they lead you to vistas framed by awe-inspiring rugged mountain ranges.