Living in Twin Lakes, Whistler
Twin Lakes grades C overall (52/100). Its strongest categories are commute time, nature & outdoors and highway access; its weakest are shops & food and health care.
Twin Lakes has about 14 home addresses across 0.4 km². Twin Lakes has very few homes, so it isn't ranked in the lists. It grades A for parks, nature & outdoors, commute time, highway access.
Explore Twin Lakes on the mapGrades by category
| Category | Grade | What we measured |
|---|---|---|
| Schools | D (37) | Homes within 1 km of a public elementary school and 2 km of a public middle/secondary school |
| Kids at home | D (38) | Share of households that are families with children at home (2021 Census). Used in the Families score only |
| Road safety | B (79) | ICBC-reported crashes per km² per year, 2021–2025 |
| Parks | A (85) | Homes within 400 m of a park, plus 500 m of a playground |
| Nature & outdoors | A (95) | How close homes are to a trail, natural area or shoreline the public can reach, to a bigger one for a bike ride (a river, lake or long trail), and to a major destination for a drive (a big lake, large park or the ocean) |
| Childcare | D (30) | Homes within 800 m of a licensed group centre or preschool, and 1 km of care for under-3s (home daycares alone don’t count) |
| Quiet streets | E (2) | How close homes are to traffic: right beside a highway counts most, fading out by 300 m; arterial roads fade out by 150 m and collector roads by 100 m (OpenStreetMap road types) |
| Shops & food | E (0) | Homes within 1 km of a grocery store or pharmacy, and 800 m of a café or restaurant |
| Transit | C (50) | Homes within 400 m of a bus stop, and of a stop with 40+ weekday departures |
| Health care | E (0) | Homes within 1.5 km of a walk-in clinic or hospital, and 1 km of a pharmacy |
| Commute time | A (100) | Workers with a commute under 15 minutes, less a penalty for commutes of an hour or more (2021 Census) |
| Highway access | A (95) | Average straight-line distance from homes to the nearest Highway 99 interchange |
Who lives here
About 80 people live in Twin Lakes (2021 Census), with a median age of 36.9 (city: 36). 64.1% of households own their home and 35.9% rent. 26.3% of households are families with children at home, 14.1% of residents are under 15 and 6.4% are 65 or older. 23% of homes are houses and 9% are apartments.
Schools
57.1% of homes are within 1 km of a public elementary school, and 0% are within 2 km of a public middle or secondary school. Across Sea to Sky School District (School District 48), 95.3% of students graduate within six years of starting Grade 8 (BC: 92.5%, 2024/2025); the Province doesn't publish this for single schools.
Nature & outdoors
100% of homes are within 1 km of a trail, natural area or public shoreline. Close to home: Sea to Sky Trail, Sproatt Creek, Dirty Beasts, Alpha Lake and Rainbow Sproat Flank Trail. A bike ride away: Cheakamus River, Whistler Interpretive Forest, Alta Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park and Rainbow Madeley Trail. A short drive away: Callaghan Conservancy, Callaghan Lake Provincial Park, Callaghan Lake, Upper Soo Conservancy and Soo River.
Parks
0 city parks covering 0 hectares. 100% of homes are within a five-minute walk (400 m) of a park.
Transit
0 bus stops with 0 weekday departures. 50% of homes are within 400 m of a stop.
Road safety
ICBC recorded 5 crashes inside Twin Lakes from 2021 to 2025, 0 of them with injuries or deaths.
Crime
No public crime data exists at the neighbourhood level, so we don't estimate it.
Common questions about Twin Lakes
Is Twin Lakes a good place to live?
Twin Lakes grades C overall (52/100). Its strongest categories are commute time, nature & outdoors and highway access; its weakest are shops & food and health care. Grades come from public data only, never from reviews or opinion.
What outdoor spots are near Twin Lakes?
100% of homes are within 1 km of a trail, natural area or public shoreline. Close to home: Sea to Sky Trail, Sproatt Creek, Dirty Beasts, Alpha Lake and Rainbow Sproat Flank Trail. A bike ride away: Cheakamus River, Whistler Interpretive Forest, Alta Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park and Rainbow Madeley Trail. A short drive away: Callaghan Conservancy, Callaghan Lake Provincial Park, Callaghan Lake, Upper Soo Conservancy and Soo River. Nature & outdoors grades A.
What schools are in Twin Lakes?
There are no public schools inside the boundary. 57.1% of homes are within 1 km of an elementary school. Check catchments with Sea to Sky School District (School District 48).
How many people live in Twin Lakes?
About 80 people (2021 Census), with a median age of 36.9. 64.1% of households own their home.
Is there good transit in Twin Lakes?
50% of homes are within 400 m of a bus stop; 0 stops get 0 BC Transit departures on a weekday. Transit grades C.
Compare Whistler neighbourhoods
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- Nesters, White Gold, & Spruce Grove A · 81
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- Village North B · 76
- Village B · 72
- Blackcomb Benchlands South B · 69
- Nesters Crossing B · 67
- Rainbow & Baxter Creek B · 67
- Blueberry Hill B · 66
- Spring Creek C · 64
- Blackcomb Benchlands North C · 63
- Cheakamus Crossing C · 62
- Alpine Meadows North C · 61
- Alpine Meadows South C · 58
- Whistler Creek & Wayside C · 57
- Kadenwood C · 56
- Whistler Creek South C · 56
- Nita Lake Estates C · 55
- Nicklaus North C · 55
- Whistler Creek North C · 53
- Brio & Sunridge Plateau C · 52
- Emerald Estates C · 51
- Alta Vista C · 51
- Alta Lake Station C · 50
- Bayshores & Millar's Pond C · 50
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- Function Junction C · 48
- Wedgewoods D · 39
Data last built 2026-11-06. How these grades are calculated