Skiing & snowboarding
Two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, with more than 8,000 acres of terrain, from gentle greens to alpine bowls and glaciers. Check lift status before you go.
From first chair to last call — the highlights, whatever the weather.
Two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, with more than 8,000 acres of terrain, from gentle greens to alpine bowls and glaciers. Check lift status before you go.
Ride between the two mountains high above Fitzsimmons Creek. Worth it on a clear day for the views alone.
Groomed Nordic trails at Lost Lake right by the village, or head to Whistler Olympic Park in the Callaghan Valley for a bigger day.
Lift-served snow tube lanes on Blackcomb — easy fun for kids and non-skiers.
Guided snowmobile trips into the backcountry, or heli-skiing for deep untracked snow.
Skate under the lights at Whistler Olympic Plaza in the heart of the village during the winter season.
Hot-cold-relax cycles in the forest — the classic après recovery on a cold or stormy day.
Patios at the base of the gondolas, then live music, DJs and karaoke around the village. See tonight's events and happy hours.
Lift-served downhill and flow trails, from beginner-friendly greens to pro lines. Rentals and lessons at the base.
Over 40 km of paved, car-free paths linking the village, lakes and neighbourhoods. Perfect by rental bike.
Swim, paddleboard or picnic at Alta, Lost, Alpha and Green Lakes. Rainbow Park and Lost Lake are local favourites.
Paddle a winding river from Alta Lake to Green Lake. Guided trips and canoe/kayak rentals available.
Ride the gondola up and hike alpine trails with glacier views. Garibaldi Provincial Park offers bigger days — check BC Parks for day-use pass rules.
Zip between the mountains on cable lines, or try the bungee bridge over the Cheakamus River.
Several mountain-backed courses in and around Whistler, including championship layouts.
Two easy, short outings: a 70 m waterfall south of town, and boxcars covered in art in the forest by the Cheakamus River.
A striking museum of British Columbia art, including a major collection of Northwest Coast First Nations works.
Learn about the Squamish and Lil'wat Nations through guided tours, exhibits and food.
Nordic baths, massages and saunas — rain makes the hot pools even better.
Pool, hot tub, ice rink and gym — the municipality's rec centre in Alpine Meadows.
Local craft breweries and distilleries offer tasting flights and tours, many in Function Junction.
Indoor fun for groups when the weather turns.
Spring and fall bring the best restaurant offers of the year. Many are for locals with BC ID.
Lower-elevation trails like Lost Lake, the Train Wreck and Brandywine Falls stay open when the alpine is snowed in.
Food, wine, film and arts festivals fill the calendar between seasons. See upcoming events.
Fewer crowds and often lower rates.