Whistler Blackcomb Ski Holidays
Whistler Blackcomb Ski Holidays

Whistler Blackcomb Ski Holidays

A bit about Whistler Blackcomb

4.6/5WONDERFUL (4,900 REVIEWS)
Nestled in the Coast Mountains of Canada, Whistler Blackcomb offers a colossal winter sports area with over 200 marked trails and 8,171 acres (3,306ha) of skiable terrain, making it North America's largest ski resort. The resort features two majestic mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, connected by the world-renowned Peak 2 Peak Gondola, offering breathtaking views and easy access to a wide range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. Whistler's reliable snow conditions, typically from November to May, are complemented by its picturesque scenery and abundant powder days. Beyond the slopes, Whistler Village presents a vibrant blend of unique shopping experiences, diverse culinary delights, and lively nightlife, rivaling the world's top après-ski destinations. Cultural enthusiasts can explore local art galleries and the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, showcasing the rich heritage of the region. With its world-class facilities and diverse off-slope activities, Whistler is not just a ski destination but a winter wonderland for all.
Whistler Blackcomb resort facts
Ski areaWhistler Blackcomb Lift Ticket
Total slopes8,171 km
Easy slopes40 runs
Intermediate slopes110 runs
Difficult slopes25 runs
Expert slopes25 runs
Number of lifts37
Snow range675 m - 2,284 m
Resort height675 m - 2,284 m
Snow parks5
Rating by ski level
Beginners
8/10
Intermediates
9/10
Experts
10/10
Snowboarders
10/10
Rating by group type
Friends
9/10
Families
9/10
Couples
10/10
Transfer times to Whistler Blackcomb
Vancouver airport3 hr

A bit about Whistler Blackcomb

4.6/5WONDERFUL (4,900 REVIEWS)
Nestled in the Coast Mountains of Canada, Whistler Blackcomb offers a colossal winter sports area with over 200 marked trails and 8,171 acres (3,306ha) of skiable terrain, making it North America's largest ski resort. The resort features two majestic mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, connected by the world-renowned Peak 2 Peak Gondola, offering breathtaking views and easy access to a wide range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. Whistler's reliable snow conditions, typically from November to May, are complemented by its picturesque scenery and abundant powder days. Beyond the slopes, Whistler Village presents a vibrant blend of unique shopping experiences, diverse culinary delights, and lively nightlife, rivaling the world's top après-ski destinations. Cultural enthusiasts can explore local art galleries and the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, showcasing the rich heritage of the region. With its world-class facilities and diverse off-slope activities, Whistler is not just a ski destination but a winter wonderland for all.
Whistler Blackcomb resort facts
Ski areaWhistler Blackcomb Lift Ticket
Total slopes8,171 km
Easy slopes40 runs
Intermediate slopes110 runs
Difficult slopes25 runs
Expert slopes25 runs
Number of lifts37
Snow range675 m - 2,284 m
Resort height675 m - 2,284 m
Snow parks5
Rating by ski level
Beginners
8/10
Intermediates
9/10
Experts
10/10
Snowboarders
10/10
Rating by group type
Friends
9/10
Families
9/10
Couples
10/10
Transfer times to Whistler Blackcomb
Vancouver airport3 hr

Whistler, Canada

Whistler is a premier ski destination known for its vast and diverse terrain across two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb. Its reliable snowfall, extensive ski slopes, and advanced lift system make it a top choice for both adventure-seekers and those seeking a luxurious mountain retreat.

Skiing in Whistler Blackcomb

Beginners: Beginners can start in the Olympic beginner zone and progress to explore the entire area on scenic green runs like Burnt Stew Trail and Expressway.

Intermediates: Intermediates have access to a vast network of blues, with must-try runs like the 6.8 miles (11 km) Peak to Creek and high-up slopes for breathtaking views.

Advanced: Advanced skiers can challenge themselves in the 16 alpine bowls and three glaciers, including the Blackcomb glacier, renowned for its powder and off-piste opportunities.

Snowboarding: Snowboarders enjoy varied terrain, minimal drag lifts, and 3 terrain parks with over 150 features.

Off-piste: Whistler is also a gateway to extensive backcountry runs in Garibaldi Provincial Park, providing a thrilling experience for those equipped for off-piste adventures.

Glacier skiing: For glacier skiing, the Horstman glacier on Blackcomb Mountain offers groomed slopes and mogul fields for intermediates and experts.

Plan ahead your perfect ski vacation at Whistler: download the latest Whistler-Blackcomb piste map and explore the trails and lifts ahead of time to ensure an unforgettable skiing experience.

Families

Among the vast array of ski resorts found in Canada, Whistler is an exceptional choice for family ski holidays, offering a wealth of activities both on and off the slopes. The resort boasts excellent childcare facilities for children aged 18-48 months, complete with indoor and outdoor play, naptime, and lunch, ensuring peace of mind for parents. Family-friendly activities abound, including a dedicated kids' ski area with fun characters and obstacles, a tube park, Magic Castle and Tree Fort adventure playgrounds, gaming lounges, an ice skating rink, dog sledding, and snowshoeing. Additionally, Escape! Whistler offers a unique real-life gaming experience for families, and the Nintendo Gaming Lounges provide indoor entertainment. With accommodations conveniently located near lifts and ski schools, Whistler is perfectly tailored for families seeking an enjoyable and stress-free ski vacation.

Activities

Snow activities: dog sledding, snowshoeing, ice skating, tube park, heli skiing, snowmobiling, Bobsleigh, cross-country skiing

Non-skiing activities: ziplining, ecological tours, Scandinave Spa, sports and Thai yoga, foodie tasting tours, helicopter sightseeing tours, mountain top fondue snowcat tours, Fire and Ice big air show, Peak 2 Peak gondola, Vancouver sightseeing, art gallery, bungee jumping, cinema, leisure centre

Whistler après ski

Whistler offers a quintessentially Canadian après-ski experience, combining a laid-back and down-to-earth atmosphere with a vibrant nightlife. After a day on the slopes, you can relax on a terrace bar, enjoying a beer and sharing ski tales. For those seeking a livelier scene, options like Dusty’s Bar and BBQ at the base of the Creekside Gondola offer the perfect blend of a rustic cabin charm and après fun. The original Whistler après ski bar has maintained its allure despite modern renovations. For night owls, clubs like Garfinkel’s and Moe Joe’s host guest DJs and themed nights, keeping the party going into the early hours with a mix of dancing and music

Whistler restaurants

Whistler's dining scene caters to all tastes and budgets, boasting a diverse range of gastronomic experiences. You can indulge in fine dining with stunning mountain views at places like the Bearfoot Bistro, Alto Bistro, and Hy’s Steakhouse. For more casual and budget-friendly options, the Thunderbird Café and La Cantina offer cheerful and affordable lunches.

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