Between Whistler’s two side-by-side mountains, there’s enough skiable terrain to last multiple lifetimes. The rugged beauty of the landscape, full-on alpine terrain and vast novice areas make Whistler an international ski and snowboard mecca. Feel the thrill of ripping down a snow-covered mountain in a place that’s been on every  passionate skier’s bucket list for over 50 years.

Tackle your personal boundaries head-on and feel your confidence on the slopes hit new heights with lessons and clinics. Whistler Blackcomb is home to some of the top ski and snowboard instructors in the industry, so no matter your level, you’ll improve your technique every time you step into your bindings.

Leave the lift lines and chairlifts behind. Find your freedom in Whistler’s endless backcountry terrain by helicopter or snowcat and experience pristine powder that’s the stuff of legend. Big vertical and stunning scenery? Welcome to Whistler.

There’s more to Whistler than fat skis and gondola rides. With over 150 km of cross country ski trails across Lost Lake Park, Whistler Olympic Park and Callaghan Country, sliding on skinny skis opens a whole new world of exercise and exhilaration.

Skip the lines and “earn your turns” in Whistler’s rugged backcountry with a professional ski guide. You won’t forget the untracked descents any time soon.

Experience Whistler’s ecology and wildlife by flying through the forest canopy on a thrilling high-wire adventure over creeks and between old-growth trees.

Connecting the high alpine terrain of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, the record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola immerses you in a 360˚airborne experience. Ski Whistler all  morning, followed by Blackcomb in the afternoon.

Be pulled through Whistler’s dramatic wilderness by a team of spirited sled dogs in this quintessentially Canadian experience.

Give the skis and boards a break and hit the bubly™ Tube Park on Blackcomb Mountain. With multiple lanes and 1000 ft of snow-sliding bliss, the kids (and the kids at heart) will be smiling ear to ear from top to bottom.

Experience the tranquillity of Whistler’s west coast beauty and towering old-growth forests by strapping on a pair of snowshoes. Embrace a slower pace of adventure by yourself or on a guided tour.

No matter if you’re looking for a family-friendly cruise, an epic backcountry expedition or a venture to a rustic cabin for a 3-course steak dinner, you’ll find the right guide and outfitter in Whistler.

Embrace treasured Canadian pastimes and lace-up your skates or grab your toboggan, right in the heart of Whistler Village.

An immersive light show that sees the forest come alive, Vallea Lumina is a multimedia night walk that shares the awe-inspiring stories of Whistler’s hidden valley. Follow the lighted path and find proof Whistler’s legends are real.

Take to the sky and fly deep into the Coast Mountains, landing near a remote glacier. Then, wander through its depths in ancient ice caves.

Whistler’s thriving cultural landscape includes important institutions like the Audain Art Museum and the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre. Highlighting the richness of Canada’s cultural heritage, the Audain houses a  permanent collection of art from British Columbia, in addition to temporary exhibitions. The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre, the first of its kind in Canada, celebrates diverse cultures.