Activities
Here for a week? If you are, better start thinking strategically. Put simply, there are more things to do in Whistler than you can do in a week, assuming you sleep and actually take the time to chew your food.
Chances are pretty good you've come to ski and/or board on Whistler and Blackcomb. Good start. But even if we stay on snow, there's so much more.
Ever wonder what's on the other side of the ropes? Join a guided group for a day-long backcountry tour and find out. And the local chairlifts are not the only way to get high. This may be the year for you to give catskiing or heliskiing a try; you're not getting any younger.
Skinny skis? Do we have trails for you. Whistler Olympic Park, south of town, leads into the Callaghan Valley and more trails than you can huff your way through in several days. Closer to the village, Lost Lake features lighted trails for romantic après dark skiing.
Or you might mount a snowmobile for a bubbly fondue dinner, strap on snowshoes for a forest trek, or head out for a moonlight sleigh ride.
Got culture? Check out our art galleries, museum, Squamish-Lil'wat Cultural Centre, or catch what's on at Millennium Place.
And don't forget to save time for après. It's an activity.
FAQ's a good place to start. The Visitor Information Centre in the Chamber of Commerce building's another.
Don't waste time; get moving.
