Lost Lake Nude Dock

Tucked along the serene, forested eastern shore of Lost Lake Park, the Lost Lake Nude Dock (locally known as Ism-it Park or the Nude Dock) is one of Whistler’s iconic clothing-optional havens. Surrounded by lush coastal rainforest and crisp mountain air, this wooden dock jutting into glacier-fed waters offers a relaxed, welcoming environment for sunbathers and swimmers looking to reconnect with nature without tan lines. Whether you're cooling off after a hike on the nearby trails or soaking up the summer warmth on the sun-baked wood, it remains a beloved sanctuary of body positivity and mountain tranquility.

How to Get There & Location Map Info

The dock is located on the east side of Lost Lake, hidden just off the main Lost Lake Loop trail.

• Google Maps Search Term: Search for "Lost Lake Nude Dock" or "Lost Lake Park, Whistler, BC"

• Coordinates: 50.1264° N, 122.9421° W

• Access: From the main Lost Lake beach, take a short 10-15 minute walk (approx. 1 km) along the gravel trail heading counter-clockwise around the eastern shore of the lake until you see the wooden docks extending into the water.