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Just beyond Whistler Village is an abandoned 'ghost town' by a lake

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Whistler might be known for its world-class skiing and mountain adventures, but did you know that just north of Whistler Village lies an abandoned “ghost town” in the woods? Dating back to 1902, with a small family home built at the north end of Green Lake, Parkhurst changed hands more than a few times before becoming what Tourism Whistler calls a “sanctuary for ski bums.” After its namesake, Mr. Parkhurst, died in 1926, the land was bought by t…
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Just beyond Whistler Village is an abandoned 'ghost town' by a lake

Whistler might be known for its world-class skiing and mountain adventures, but did you know that just north of Whistler Village lies an abandoned “ghost town” in the woods? Dating back to 1902, with a small family home built at the north end of Green Lake, Parkhurst changed hands more than a few times before becoming what Tourism Whistler calls a “sanctuary for ski bums.” After its namesake, Mr. Parkhurst, died in 1926, the land was bought by t…

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Curiocity broke the news in on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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