50°07′N 122°57′W · British Columbia, Canada
Whistler, your way
Whistler is Whistler year-round – but how you spend a week here in January looks nothing like a week in July.
This is a short guide to help you picture your stay: the snow, the alpine summer, where to eat, and how to get here. Your host will fill in the rest once you’re on the ground.
01
November – April
Winter
Whistler Blackcomb, unrolled across two peaks – over 8,000 acres of terrain, and snow that keeps falling long after the rest of the coast has gone green.
Your host arranges lift tickets, instructors and gear before you land, so the first morning is a run down Peak to Creek, not a queue at the rental shop.
Ski lessons
Kids snow school
Snow school
Lift passes
Heliskiing
Cat skiing
Dog sledding
Snowmobiling tours
Snowshoeing tours
Cross country skiing
Biathlon
02
May – October
Summer
Alpine lakes, hiking trails threaded through wildflower meadows, and a valley that trades ski jackets for mountain bikes almost overnight.
Long evenings on the terrace, glacier views from the Peak 2 Peak, and a village that stays just as lively – with the pace turned down a notch.
Bears
Lakes
Ziplining
ATV Tours
White Water Rafting
03
Village & beyond
Dining
From fireside tasting menus to the best table at the base of the gondola, we hold the reservations other guests never see – and a private chef, whenever the chalet feels right.
Tell us what you love and we’ll build the week around it, one table, one evening at a time.
Start planning
Tell us about your trip
Dates, who’s coming, what you love. We’ll design the whole thing around you.