Is gnarly your middle name? Do you only like to do things that have an element of danger to them? Do you look before you leap? If you answered yes to any of the above, we get it. You like adrenaline. Lucky for you, if you’re traveling to Whistler this year, you’re coming to the right […]
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In addition to world-class winter and summer sports, Whistler is home to a number of award-winning cultural experiences as well. One of such is the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre. The Squamish and Lil’wat Nations were among the first to occupy the land from North Vancouver to past Pemberton. The centre was built by these First Nations […]
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It doesn’t have to be a Friday or Saturday night for that matter to go out on the town in Whistler. There is an exciting night life every day of the week, and it can take you from après until the early hours of the morning if you have the energy for it. But what […]
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We are heading into March, one of Whistler’s best-kept secrets. March typically has blue skies, warmer temperatures and above average snowfall, making it an ideal time to be in the mountains. As usual, there is always more to do than just ski but early spring brings even more to the table. Think patios, hiking, and […]
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It’s the beginning of a new year and the opportunity to start fresh! This doesn’t mean you need to overhaul your whole life but it is a great opportunity to work on what’s important to you! Travel is often included on a New Year’s resolution list but as with many goals, it’s importance falls to […]
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If you have ever been in Whistler, you will know that 24 hours just isn’t enough. The seemingly unlimited terrain, picturesque village, and endless activities could keep anyone busy for weeks! But if 24 hours is all you have, we can help you make the most of your time! Here is how to maximize 24 hours in […]
Read MoreIt’s no secret that Whistler is well known for being a town filled with seasonal activities- skiing, hiking, and biking are just to name a few. But what activities can you do year round? With your Whistler Adventure Passport, there is a year’s worth of fun-filled things to do. We’ve gathered a few of the […]
Read MoreWhistler is full of ways to spend money; activities, tickets, food and lodging all come at a cost. When visiting this mountain town, there is no need to sell off all the worldly possessions you own to meet your travel dreams- just a realistic budget. Budgeting your travel costs can help you be prepared and let […]
Read MoreFor those of you who have been lucky enough to spend time in Whistler between September-December you will know that Whistler’s ‘off-season’ has heaps to offer without the crowds. After Labour Day long weekend and until the winter season begins at the end of November a mellow atmosphere overcomes Whistler which is a nice change […]
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