Whistler offers far more than skiing, making it a fantastic destination for mixed groups and rest days. Off the slopes, you can go ziplining through snow-covered treetops, snowmobiling on powder trails, or tubing with the family at the Bubly Tube Park. For a quieter adventure, head to Lost Lake for snowshoeing or Nordic skiing along wooded trails. In the heart of the village, Olympic Plaza transforms into a festive outdoor ice skating rink. For something slower-paced, indulge in a soak at the open-air Scandinave Spa or take a cozy sleigh ride beneath a starlit sky.

Getting Around

One of Whistler’s greatest advantages is its walkability. The village is designed so you rarely need a car, and many visitors arrive from Vancouver via shuttle or private transfer and never miss having one. Free, frequent village shuttles run between Whistler Village, Upper Village, and Creekside, ensuring seamless access to dining, lodging, and lifts. The PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola also allows you to move between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains mid-day without ever touching the ground. Whether you're staying in the heart of town or tucked away in a forested lodge, getting around is easy and stress-free.