Whistler's 'snow walls' are incredible right now (PHOTOS)

Snow walls in Whistler (Ryan Regehr / Instagram @ryanregehr)

It’s no secret that Whistler Blackcomb got a lot of snow this year.

But even with the ski and snowboard season over, visitors can still get an idea of just how much snow the world-famous resort received.

How? By checking out the always awe-inspiring “snow walls,” during a unique hiking experience.

The trail itself is an access road that has been cleared of snow to the top of the Peak Chair, but the height of the walls on either side are truly something to see.

For those who aren’t able to make it up for a hike themselves, or a maybe looking for just a little more inspiration to go check them out, those who have walked the trails already this year have wasted no time sharing their shots on social media.

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