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Whistler Village buzzes with alpine energy around its car-free streets and iconic Village Square. The gondola terminals create dramatic focal points, while seasonal festivals light up the Olympic Plaza. You can browse shops for mountain gear, admire Pacific Northwest art at the Audain Museum, or hit the slopes at North America's largest ski resort. After dark, the village comes alive with more than 20 bars and restaurants serving mountain cuisine. Hotels range from luxury ski-in/ski-out options to holiday rentals, most featuring heated pools and spas. The pedestrian-only design means you can stroll between attractions without worrying about traffic, while shuttle buses connect to accommodation beyond the village core.
Upper Village delivers ski paradise at Whistler Blackcomb with stunning mountain views and outdoor thrills. The pedestrian-friendly area buzzes with après-ski energy around the Fairmont Chateau Whistler. Blackcomb Mountain Gondola whisks you to adventure while the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre offers a glimpse into Native heritage. Dining ranges from cosy cafes to upscale restaurants serving mountain-inspired cuisine. Accommodation include luxury hotels and ski-in/ski-out condos perfect for powder hounds. A free shuttle connects you to Whistler Village every 15 minutes, making car-free exploration a breeze throughout this alpine retreat.
Blackcomb's pedestrian village is a winter wonderland where skiers glide overhead and luxury meets mountain magic. The village square buzzes with après-ski energy, while high-end chalets nestle into forested slopes. World-class ski facilities and summer hiking trails promise adventure in every season, with the iconic Blackcomb Gondola whisking you to breathtaking alpine views. The dining scene ranges from casual slope-side cafés to upscale restaurants serving Pacific Northwest cuisine and fondue. Car-free zones make exploring a breeze, with heated walkways connecting shops, spas, and accommodation. Most visitors stay in ski-in/ski-out hotels or private chalets where mountain views come standard.
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Open Photo by Brandon Fritz
Whistler Creekside
Whistler Creekside delivers the mountain magic without the village crowds. Ski-in, ski-out access at the Creekside Gondola puts you right on Whistler Blackcomb's legendary slopes. After hitting the powder, wander along peaceful Fitzsimmons Creek or take in stunning views of Nita Lake and Alta Lake. The alpine-style plazas create perfect spots for watching skiers come down the mountain. Lodge-inspired restaurants serve hearty meals perfect for refuelling after outdoor adventures. Accommodation range from slope-side condos to holiday rentals, most offering mountain views and cosy fireplaces. The free shuttle connects you to Whistler Village when you want more action, but many visitors prefer Creekside's relaxed, local vibe.
Village Centre in Whistler is the ultimate playground for mountain lovers with its pedestrian-only plazas buzzing with energy. You can hop on gondolas to world-class slopes or shop at boutiques tucked into charming timber-framed buildings. After hitting the mountains, the après-ski scene takes over with lively bars and restaurants serving up poutine and craft beers. Getting around is a breeze with the car-free village core connected by heated walkways. Choose from luxury mountain lodges with hot tubs or ski-in/ski-out hotels that put you steps from the action. Early mornings offer peaceful exploration before the village comes alive with the sound of adventure.
Skiers and snowboarders might want to test out the slopes at Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort, a top skiing spot in the heart of Whistler. If you master the slopes, bubly Tube Park and Mount Sproatt are both nearby.
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Whistler Mountain Bike Park in Whistler Village. Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to Whistler Village Stroll, just a short walk away.
Enjoy a trip to Peak 2 Peak Gondola Blackcomb Ski Lift and popular activities such as skiing in Whistler. Discover the mountain views in this quaint area or enjoy its cycling trails.
Explore the great outdoors at Whistler Mountain and enjoy the mountain views during your trip to Whistler. Amble around this quaint area's lakeside and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
You can enjoy retail therapy at Whistler Village Stroll during your stay in Whistler. Discover the mountain views and top-notch restaurants in this quaint area.
Enjoy a trip to Peak 2 Peak Gondola and popular activities such as skiing in Whistler. Stroll along the lakeside in this quaint area or seek out the cycling trails.
Carve fresh powder on world-class slopes or mountain bike through alpine meadows in summer. Unwind in the pedestrian village, sampling local brews and farm-to-table cuisine between outdoor adventures.
We weren't there in winter so obviously winter sports were out. We are however hikers and the mountain paths and trails surrounding the village and lakes are incredible. A hikers paradise for sure. We loved the variety of restaurants bars and shops.
ROSEMARY
8.0/10
Good
It's overpriced. The cost of tickets and rooms. You could go to France and enjoy world class slopes at the same cost. $1000 USD a night for peak times and $250 USD lift tickets and any meal costing $30-50 USD per person is kinda crazy.
Heath
10.0/10
Excellent
Whistler is a beautiful and budget friendly option for a nice fall getaway. Also so many delicious dining options and great activity options like axe throwing and a night walk light show.
Anonymous traveler
10.0/10
Excellent
We had the best vacation. Thoroughly enjoyed Whistler culture, vibes, music and all the dining options. We spent a lot of time at Alta lake and Lost lake. Clean beaches and warm water.
Parin
10.0/10
Excellent
What an incredible place. Things to do for all ages and skill levels. Not just skiing! We also found the adaptive ski section that is inclusive for everyone.
Drue
10.0/10
Excellent
Great town with everything you need. There was a farmers market on when we were there. Really friendly people. Quite expensive but that was expected.
Elizabeth
10.0/10
Excellent
So many beautiful lakes and trails to explore. Loved visiting the train wreck site. Easy hike for Littles with a great payoff at the end
Krista
10.0/10
Excellent
The Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish and the Peak to Peak from Whistsler to Blackcomb can't be beat for mountain views.
Tony
10.0/10
Excellent
If you have never been to Whistler in the Summer...GO! So much to enjoy: concerts, Sunday markets, art galleries, LOTS of entertainment for all ages, MANY interesting eating pubs, dinning experiences, shopping, viewings nature trails, biking etc etc
Arnold A
10.0/10
Excellent
I love whistler. Whistler is a very unique, pure mountain. It is a mountain that has not been scarred by war. Even the air you breathe is so light and fresh. The vibe of whistler is so refreshing and clam. It's a nice place for retreat.
"Staff were incredibly gracious and went above and beyond to meet and exceed our needs. The property was lovely and easy to get around. My only knock would be that the cleaning staff was rather noisy at times (early mornings, afternoons) when attending to vacant rooms. This hotel is a wonderful place to stay."
"It was sufficient and the rate matched the distance from the village shops and eateries. Room was clean. Bed was comfortable. Hot tub was hot and relaxing after a day trekking. "
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