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Allure Hotels
Adara
Hotel
Alpenglow Lodge
Aspens on Blackcomb
Coast Whistler
Hotel
Club
Intrawest Whistler
Edgewater Lodge Whistler
Executive
Inn Whistler
Fairmont
Chateau Whistler
Glaciers Reach
Whistler
Le
Chamois Whistler Hotel
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Ski and Snowboarding Ski Magazine has dubbed
Whistler-Blackcomb the best ski resort in the world The two mountains have a
combined acreage of over 8100 acres. The longest runs are seven miles, and there are
several snowboarding parks and pipes. |
Lost lake Lodge Whistler
Mountainside Lodge Whistler
Pan Pacific Whistler Village
Residence Inn at Whistler
Summit Lodge
Whistler
Sundial
Whistler Hotel
Tantalus Lodge
Town Plaza Suites
Whistler Cascade Lodge
Westin
Whistler
Whistler Village
Whistler Golf Club
This 18-hole, par-72 course was awarded the silver medal by Golf
Magazine, and it is the first Canadian course designed by Arnold Palmer.
The terrain features nine lakes, two streams and beautiful views of
Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. |
Nicklaus North Golf
This par-71 course is the only one in the world to bear Jack Nicklaus's
legendary name. Located on the shores of Green Lake, this course offers
panoramic views and water hazards on 15 of the 18 holes. |
Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf
This 18-hole, par-72 course, designed by Robert
Trent Jones Jr., lies at the base of Blackcomb Mountain. There is an
elevation gain of 400 feet and a slope rating of 142. Gushing streams
and steep mountain ledges add an element of difficulty. At midcourse
there is a gorgeous view of the Coast Mountains. |
Big Sky Golf
An award-winning course designed by Robert Cupp,
Big Sky is situated at the base of Mt. Currie but is mostly flat terrain
(with fabulous views). |
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| Featured Whistler
Hotels |
Crystal Lodge Whistler
located in the center of Whistler
Village at the base of both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. |
Delta Whistler
Hotel
a charming all-suite hotel
offering beautifully appointed alpine-style interiors. |
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Holiday Inn
Whistler
central Whistler Village location steps
from ample shopping, dining and exciting nightlife |
Pan
Pacific Mountainside
one block from
Whistler Village Square, two blocks from the Whistler Conference
Centre. |
Hilton Whistler
located mere steps from the chairlifts and
breathtaking views of the Whistler/Blackcomb resort and world
famous Whistler golf courses. |
Pinnacle
Whistler Hotel
in the very heart of the Village, The Pinnacle is
in close proximity to Whistler's finest restaurants, stores,
sports facilities and lively nightlife. |
Whistler Westin Resort
designed for the
ultimate in residential comfort and luxury with breathtaking
views. |
Best
Western Listel
try our
outdoor heated pool, saunas, or open-air
Jacuzzi. |
Four Seasons
Whistler
generously sized and capture the spirit of
a luxurious mountain residence, with cozy wood interiors and
gas-burning fireplaces. |
Whistler
Village Inn + Suites
Our mountain suites,
with their full kitchens, wood burning fireplaces, patios and
cozy sleeping lofts, offer all the comforts of home |
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Whistler Nightlife |
The best places in Whistler to unwind, kick back, leave the
day behind and hit the Whistler club scene. |
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Getting to Whistler |
The journey past Howe
sound, Shannon Falls and the snow covered peaks on the way to
Whistler is one of Canada's most spectacular drives.... so have your
cameras ready. |
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Shopping in Whistler |
Let us guide you to the best places to find souvenirs and mementoes
of that perfect trip. Maybe a trinket for the kids or spouse? Or
that great new piece of snow gear you got to have |
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Dining out in Whistler |
Looking for a restaurant, Bar Grill or may be something for the
family Whistler has any choice to fit your mood. Know about the places
the locals may not even know.
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Whistler Art
Galleries |
Many feature native artworks from the
Northwest coast. Items for sale include traditional masks, paddles,
bowls, totem poles, jewellery and more.... |
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The
2010 Winter Olympics
will be hosted by Whistler and
Vancouver.........
The resort of Whistler was in fact born on an Olympic dream.
Franz Wilhelmsen, the man who opened Whistler for skiing in the
1960's, did so in the hopes of hosting the Games here. In the
following years, some Whistlerites have been a part of the Games
as athletes, spectators and organizers. Now, everyone in
Whistler will have the unique chance to participate in this once
in a lifetime opportunity. |
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