Whistler Activities

When winter blankets Whistler in snow, the resort transforms into a world-renowned winter sports destination. The crisp mountain air, snow-covered peaks, and twinkling lights of the village create a magical atmosphere that draws visitors from around the globe. Whether you’re carving down pristine slopes or enjoying cozy apres-ski activities, Whistler’s winter offers an enchanting escape.

• Snowboarding and skiing on Whistler Blackcomb
• Snowmobiling tours
• Snowshoeing expeditions
• Winter zip lining with Ziptrek Ecotours
• Dog sledding adventures
• Ice skating at Whistler Olympic Plaza
• Cross-country skiing at Lost Lake or Whistler Olympic Park
• Relaxing at the Scandinave Spa

Whistler Blackcomb offers over 8,000 acres of skiable terrain across two mountains, featuring more than 200 runs, 16 bowls, and three glaciers, catering to all skill levels.

Beginners enjoy gentle, groomed slopes, while intermediates have a vast selection of blue runs. Advanced riders can tackle some of North America’s most challenging terrain, with deep powder bowls and steep chutes.

The modern lift system, including the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, minimizes wait times, and with an average annual snowfall of 11.64 meters (38.2 feet), conditions are typically excellent all season.

As the snow melts away, Whistler transforms into a vibrant summer playground. The mountains reveal lush forests, crystal-clear lakes, and an extensive network of trails, offering endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping adventures or peaceful nature experiences, Whistler’s summer season has something for everyone.

• Alpine hiking and sightseeing
• Downhill and cross-country mountain biking
• Zip lining adventures
• Canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding
• Rock climbing and Via Ferrata
• Bear viewing tours
• Golfing on championship courses
• Relaxing at lakeside beaches

Whistler is renowned worldwide as a premier mountain biking destination, offering an incredible variety of trails for riders of all skill levels. From adrenaline-pumping downhill runs to scenic cross-country trails, Whistler’s biking scene has something for everyone

The crown jewel of Whistler’s biking offerings is the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. With over 80 km of lift-serviced trails, it’s the largest bike park of its kind in North America. The park features:

• Four distinct zones: Fitzsimmons, Garbanzo, Creekside, and Peak
• Trails ranging from gentle green runs to expert-only double black diamonds
• Features like berms, jumps, drops, and technical rock sections
• Progression-focused areas for improving skills

For those seeking a more relaxed ride, Whistler’s Valley Trail offers over 40 km of paved, multi-use trails. This network connects Whistler’s lakes, parks, and neighbourhoods, providing a scenic and family-friendly biking experience.

Whistler and the surrounding areas boast an extensive network of cross-country trails. Popular areas include:

• Lost Lake trails
• Cheakamus River trails
• Whistler Interpretive Forest

These trails offer everything from easy rides through beautiful forests to more challenging technical sections.

Whistler is not just a haven for mountain sports enthusiasts; it’s also a golfer’s paradise. With stunning mountain vistas, lush forests, and meticulously maintained courses, golfing in Whistler is an experience like no other. The golf season typically runs from April to October, offering ample opportunity to tee off in this beautiful setting.

Whistler and the surrounding area boast four championship golf courses, each offering a unique playing experience.