Destination
Type of Activity
Editors Pick
Read MoreBuffalo Bills Bar & Grill
Buffalo Bills proudly calls itself “a party spot for everyone,” playing mainstream music and classic tunes for a slightly older crowd than at Whistler’s other clubs
Courtesy Tourism Whistler, Mike CraneRead MoreCross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing
Whether or not you’ve spent the day on the slopes, taking an hour to skate ski through quiet woods and circle a frozen lake is a privilege. You could head out to the Olympic venues south of town, but the...
Read MoreExtremely Canadian
If you are comfortable on black diamond runs and are ready for more excitement, let the guides at Extremely Canadian expand your perception of what skiing is all about. You can take steep skiing clinics, or take a guided Backcountry...
Read MoreFresh Tracks Mountain Top Breakfast
Powder diehards will love this opportunity to carve the first turns on newly fallen snow. With a special ticket, skiers can out early, arriving at the Whistler Gondola by 7:00am. Only 600 skiers are allowed up, so you need to...
Read MoreGarfinkles
Whistler’s top live music venue has seen well-known bands and DJs perform on its stage. A young crowd throngs the club on Thursday nights to see skateboarders catch air on the indoor skate ramp, before the DJ takes over at...
Read MoreGolf
In summer, Whistler is a golfer’s paradise. The Fairmont Chateau Whistler course challenges golfers with a 400 feet elevation gain, but offers spectacular views as a payoff. The Nicklaus North Golf Course lies at the edge of scenic Green Lake,...
Read MoreIce Skating
The erstwhile Olympic Medals Plaza for the 2010 Winter Games has been converted into a lovely outdoor skating rink. The rink is open from the late morning to the evening, with an afternoon break from 4:00-6:00pm.
Read MorePeak to Peak Gondola
Finished in time for the 2010 Winter Olympics, the breathtaking Peak to Peak Gondola connecting Whistler and Blackcomb mountains breaks world records. Crossing the sky at 1430 feet above the valley floor, it’s the highest lift of its kind anywhere....
Read MoreScandinave Spa Whistler
Deep in the forest beyond Whistler Village, Scandinave aims to create a full mind/body experience. Visitors walk through a serene wooded path before reaching the spa, and by the time you enter the welcoming lobby, warmed by a fireplace, you...
Read MoreSleigh Riding
If you have the family in tow, you might enjoy a quintessential winter holiday activity: sleigh riding. Start at the Nicklaus North Golf Course at the edge at Green Lake or take the mountain sleigh ride on Blackcomb Mountain. Wrap...
Courtesy Paul MorrisonRead MoreWhistler Blackcomb Resort
For skiers and riders, Whistler Blackcomb Resort tops the list. It’s simply the biggest and baddest resort on the continent – with 8171 skiable acres, over 5200 vertical feet, 16 bowls, 200 runs and 37 lifts, nearly all of which...
Read MoreWhistler Blackcomb Tube Park
Kids absolutely love stepping into an oversized inner tube and speeding down the hill. You can choose how scary a lane you want to descend, and then ride a conveyor belt back up to do it all again. Kids should...
Read MoreWhistler Mountain Bike Park
When the snow melts away, ski lifts convert into bike lifts that take intrepid riders thousands of feet uphill. This is no ordinary mountain biking experience, and proper gear is a must. Those not comfortable blazing downhill on a two-wheeled...
Read MoreWhistler Summer Activities
The number of ways to enjoy Whistler in the summer can be overwhelming. There’s excellent hiking, horseback riding, canoeing and glacier skiing. If you opt for hiking, consider guided tours with local experts, who can give you a fuller picture...
Read MoreZiptrek Eco-Tours
In summer or winter, experience Whistler’s spectacular scenery while whizzing over the treetops. The five zip lines, in the valley between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains over Fitzsimmons Creek, afford spectacular views of the forests, cliff faces, verdant woods and perhaps...
