Majestic Whistler

Skiing in Whistler

Conquer North America’s Largest Ski Resort – Winter Wonderland

Whistler Blackcomb stands as North America’s largest ski resort, offering over 8,100 acres of diverse terrain across two majestic mountains. With more than 200 marked runs, 16 alpine bowls, and 3 glaciers, it caters to all skill levels—from beginners to seasoned experts.

Top Runs to Explore:

(Green): Looking for a smooth, beginner-friendly run? Burnt
Stew is your go-to green run, with gentle slopes and easy access to Symphony
Bowl.

A legendary 11-km run that descends from the top of
Whistler Mountain all the way to the valley floor. One of the longest ski runs in
North America!

A wide-open alpine bowl offering stunning
views and varied terrain. Perfect for those who want to carve through powder and
enjoy the majestic mountain scenery.

A steep, narrow chute for expert
skiers seeking a challenging and thrilling descent. ONLY FOR THE BRAVE!

Biking in Whistler

Ride the Legendary Mountain Trails – As the Snow Melts, the Trails Awaken!

Whether you’re mastering technical descents or cruising through meadows, Whistler is your biking playground. With rentals, lessons, guided tours, and bike-friendly accommodations, it’s the perfect spot for everything from casual rides to adventurous mountain biking.

Must-Ride Trails:

A scenic, beginner-friendly trail that loops around the lake, offering a relaxed ride through lush forests.

A network of paved trails connecting Whistler’s lakes, parks, and villages – ideal for a relaxed and beautiful ride!

Known for its lift-accessed downhill trails and machine-built flow trails like the world-famous A-Line and Schleyer trails.

You know what?

The Whistler Mountain Bike Park was the first bike park in North America to host a round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup! Join the action and feel the biking hype!

Hiking in Whistler

Explore Majestic Alpine Trails – Spring and Summer: Nature’s Playground

Whistler boasts over 50 km of hiking trails, from easy walks to challenging alpine treks. The Peak 2 Peak Gondola opens up access to both Whistler and Blackcomb, where you’ll explore alpine meadows, ancient forests, and crystal-clear lakes — all with unforgettable views!

Top Trails to Hike:

An easy 1.5-km trail leading to a spectacular 70-meter
waterfall.

A moderate 15-km trail that follows the shores of
Cheakamus Lake, offering stunning views and opportunities for wildlife spotting.

A challenging 9.4-km loop offering panoramic views of Whistler
and Blackcomb mountains..

Keep an eye out:

Whistler’s trails are full of vibrant wildflowers like alpine forget-me-nots and glacier lilies, majestic black bears, and playful marmots!

Peak 2 Peak Gondola in Whistler

Soar Between Two Majestic Peaks – Year-Round Adventure

The Peak 2 Peak Gondola is a marvel of engineering, connecting peaks of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of glaciers, lakes, and forests.

Interesting facts:

Peak 2 Peak Gondola holds the world record for the highest lift of its kind at 436 meters above the valley floor.

The gondola has a total length of 4.4 km and can transport up to 4,100 people per hour.

It features 28 cabins, each holding up to 28 people, with two special cabins equipped with glass floors for a unique perspective.

Insider Tip:

For a truly unforgettable experience, ride in one of the glass-bottom cabins and enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the forest below!