Canada · British Columbia
Whistler
Two mountains. No small days.
50.1°N · 122.9°W · 2,182 M · 8,171 acres of terrain
Two mountains. No small days.
Whistler and Blackcomb — two giants linked by a record-breaking gondola, with terrain so vast you could go a week and never repeat yourself. Below it all, a lively car-free village that knows exactly how to handle a group once the lifts close, and a summer of bike park, lakes, and Nordic spas waiting on the other side of the year.
Lift off from the village and land on untouched Coast Mountain snow no chairlift will ever reach — a guide, your group, and a whole peak to yourselves. The day that ruins every other ski day.
When the snow goes, the valley turns turquoise — lakes to swim, a world-famous bike park, and patios that run until the long northern dusk.
Lift-served, loamy, and endless — Whistler is the spiritual home of mountain biking. Drop in on the green flow or watch the pros send the A-Line.
The Peak 2 Peak strings between the mountains on a record-setting span — a glass-bottom cabin, a deep valley below, and a view you won’t forget.
Two giant mountains by day, then a Nordic spa, a lake to dive into, and a village built for celebrating. Some groups chase the terrain; some come to unplug. We hold the keys to both — the slope-side residences, the Nordic spa afternoon, the table that’s impossible to book. Bring your group. Once it’s set, you travel free.
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