Enjoy the beauty of Whistler, BC with trails suitable for all levels, be sure to keep your eyes open for local wildlife while exploring!
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This holiday season, why not create memories with your loved ones instead of giving them something that will collect dust and take up space?
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Winter is finally here! You know those times you sat inside staring out at the torrential downpour, and the only consolation was the hope that if it was raining outside, it must be snowing on the mountains?
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The Whistler bike park? What’s that? It’s hard to imagine someone saying that these days, when Whistler is internationally recognized as a mecca for mountain biking with over 200 kilometers of bike park trails and countless kilometers of cross country. But it took awhile to get here. When settlers first started arriving in Whistler, the […]
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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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Whistler is only located 2 hours away from Vancouver but that doesn’t stop it from having its own language! We wish we could say that it’s because of the transient nature of the town or foreign influence but in reality, we just had to come up with terms that described our daily life in the […]
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Picture this: you are pedaling up a hill, sweating more than you thought was possible as you slog up singletrack at a 40 degree angle in the summer heat. You know the good part (where you get to go downhill) is worth the hard work so you put your head down and grind for all […]
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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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