Interesting Whistler Facts
Whistler is home to Whistler Blackcomb, one of the largest ski resorts in North America and the venue for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics.
Alta Lake was the original name of Whistler, which came from the shrill whistle sound made by the western hoary marmots who live among the rocks.
In Whistler, you will find the USA and Canada's longest zipline and it's the only place in Canada where the public can try their hand at bobsledding.
Whistler has a Glacier-Covered Volcanic Complex and it is extraordinary. Mount Meager offers different views in summer and winter.
Whistler in Summer
Whistler offers an endless list of outdoor activities in summer. Top it off with great weather, an eclectic mix of events and a family-friendly atmosphere.
For one, there’s the famous Whistler Bike Park, with over 65 bike trails, and stunning lakes to go kayaking, canoeing, and even fishing! Here are just some of the things you can get up to in Whistler this summer.
Tours featuring Whistler
Whistler in Winter
With an average of more than 10 meters a year of snow, a destination that comes alive in winter with spectacular views from up high, Whistler is a place to be discovered.
This extraordinary town located in Western Canada's British Columbia offers a long winter season, lasting from November to May; with dramatic mountain views and winter activities for everyone.
We Love Canada
During your holiday to Canada, you could explore the breathtaking scenery of the world-famous Rockies; the vast prairie interior of Saskatchewan and Manitoba; the rolling hills of Ontario and the dramatic coastlines of Atlantic Canada. Not forgetting the variety of wildlife that call Canada home! Contrast this with Alaska’s wild and untamed beauty; discover the national parks, abundant wildlife, soaring glaciers, colourful culture and historical towns.
British Columbia is a Province of contrasts
British Columbia is such a diverse province that endeavours amazing cities, extensive outdoor activities, world-class ski resorts and extraordinary nature. From the cosmopolitan and also wilderness of Vancouver, the excellent hiking trails and breath-taking mountain views of Sun Peaks to the world-renowned Ski Resort in Whistler.
British Columbia is the destination for outdoor seekers, looking for a blend of nature and metropolitan escapes. Discover all British Columbia has to offer now.
