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Whistler Bungee Jumping


Bungee Jumping Whistler

Looking for one of the most exhilaratingexperiences of a lifetime? Whistler Bungee jumping is anadrenaline rush is nearly guaranteed by jumping 160 feet off abridge spanning the glacial waters of the Cheakamus River.

Try Whistler Bungee!

Whistler Bungee is BC’s highest all-year bungee jumping locationwith a spotless 19 year safety record. Located 15 km south ofWhistler off Highway 99, transportation is conveniently included inthe price of your jump. Second jumps are available at a discountedrate.

Whistler Bungee are North America’s first bungee operators.

Whistler Bungee is open year-round including everyday during thesummer and with advanced bookings most days from fall tospring.

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Whistler Backcountry Tours


Backcountry ToursWhistler, BC is ayear-round gateway for unlimited backcountryadventures.

It’s not uncommon to see groups of backcountry adventurerstrekking up Whistler, Blackcomb or other locals mountain on theirway to discover untouched, remote mountain wilderness areas.

If you’re curious to know what’s beyond the borders of WhistlerResort and get away from the crowds then contact us for moreinformation on adding backcountry adventures to your Whistlervacation. We’ll connect you with certified, knowledgeable Whistlerguides who will lead you to your backcountry experience.

A Wide Variety of Backcountry Adventures

Whistler backcountry adventures include:

  • Summer rock climbing
  • Glacier treks and hikes
  • Wilderness tours
  • Alpine hikes
  • Mountaineering

Be Avalanche Smart – Travel Safely

Enjoy the Whistler area back country but be safe. Thebackcountry always provides some risk. Be sure to plan properly foryour backcountry adventure.

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Whistler Dining


Whistler Dining Out

Renowned for its active night life andentertainment, Whistler offers a wonderful variety ofrestaurants, bars and pubs across the village. With morethan 90 restaurants, the choice is vast!

For All Tastes…

Whistler is very cosmopolitan and welcomes every yeartourists from all over the world. This diversity hasinspired a wide variety of restaurants. All the flavours of theworld are represented in Whistler: from French fine dining toJapanese delicious sushis and makis. Enjoy a Greek cabbage roll,Indian curry or simply a tasty hamburger on a patio. Whatever yourtastes and the day’s inspiration, you will find the rightrestaurant in Whistler.

… And Every Diners’ Budget

Not only does Whistler offers a wide range of flavours,you are sure to find something for your budget. If you arecelebrating a special event, you will find fine dining and numeroussteak houses for a great culinary experience. For a casual diner,exotic cuisine and relaxed bistros and lounges will satisfy you.And for lunches, après and meals on the go, there are plenty ofcafes, pubs and delis to satisfy your cravings. And don’t forgetthe restaurants on the mountain for a boost of energy betweenruns!

Dining in Whistler is usually a casual affair and althoughdressing up for diner is perfectly acceptable, it is not requiredfor the vast majority of restaurants in the resort.

Choose from over 75 restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs and nightlifeestablishments. Whether you are seeking a quick pizza, casual pubfare or the ultimate in fine dining Whistler Resort has what youare looking for.

Check out our online Whistler Dining Guide.

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Whistler Summer Glacier Skiing


Whistler GlacierThe sun is shining, the lakes are warm,it’s the perfect time to… go skiing and riding. TheBlackcomb Glacier lets you experience the best of both worlds -work on your tan and get your ski/ride fix at the same time.

The summer glacier experience is recommended for intermediate toadvanced skiers and riders and offers a perfect opportunity toimprove your park and bump skills.

Blackcomb Mountain’s Horstman Glacier is open for sun-filleddays of skiing and snowboarding in the summer. Be sure to packsunscreen because the rays are hot.

Access to the Glacier in Summer

In order to access the glacier, skiers and snowboarders mustupload on the Wizard and Solar Coaster Express chairs, thentransfer to a bus which travels along Expressway to the base of the7th Heaven Express. Once at the top of the 7th Heaven Express,skiers and riders can access the Horstman Glacier. Skiers andsnowboarders take the same route to get back down, or can use theski out from the glacier to the top of the Solar Coaster as long assnow conditions permit.

Conditions can vary throughout the day, so be prepared. Bringsunscreen, goggles or sunglasses, gloves and a jacket due thechanges in mountain weather.

Please be advised that lift ticket passes for glacier skiing andsnowboarding in the summer are sold through Guest Services atWhistler Blackcomb and not through the Activity Centre.

There are a bunch of racing and free style camps available, suchas the Camp of Champions and a great mogul camp. About 1/3 of theparticipants at the Blackcomb camps are adults.

Enjoy the view from 7,400 feet on the patio of the Horstman Hut,which is open daily for lunch or snacks. If you can’t get enough ofthe white stuff, here is a great place to spend the summer.

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Whistler Glacier Snowboarding


Whistler Snowboard Summer Camps

Summer Snowboarding

Glacier summer camp has been in operation since 1996 inbeautiful Whistler, B.C. Canada, the epicenter of snowboarding inNorth America.

Snowboard camp coaching is centered around a private half pipe,cut by the new 17-foot super dragon. The super dragon is the mostadvanced pipe groomer on the planet. The longer transition makes itsafer and easier to learn, from beginners to top professionals. Wealso offer a snowboard park with jumps, hips, and a variety ofrails, as well as the natural free riding around Blackcombglacier.

Crowds aren’t very fun. They are unsafe, and they’re hard tolearn in. That’s why we limit the size of our snowboard camps to 40campers per session (some camps take as many as 200!). We are oneof the smallest snowboarding camps around and proud of it. We havea low coach to camper ratio (1 to 5) to ensure you get lots ofcoaching and personal attention.

Located in the heart of beautiful Whistler, BC Canada, GlacierSnowboard Camps is by far the best deal for anyone looking toimprove their snowboarding and have a great time. We prideourselves on being a smaller, much more personal summer snowboardcamp. Unlike other summer snowboard camp owners, I’m up on theglacier everyday to make sure every camper is having a great time,improving, and our terrain is the best it can possibly be.”

The Birthplace of Snowboard Cool

And not just the kind of cool you’re thinking of-though there’splenty of that. It’s more the kind of cool that comes with gettinga jump on the newest tricks and trends, year after year. Fromriding and learning with the hottest pros in the sickest summerparks on the planet. From chilling out in the sun when it’ssweltering in the valley. And with this season’s monster snowfallto top things off, no other resort will come even close to oursummer conditions. That’s a whole lotta cool. Check out summersnowboard camps in June and July.

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Whistler Mountain Biking


Whistler Mountain BikeWhistler Resort BC Canada is a mountainbikers’ paradise offering amazing backcountry and frontcountry trail networks.

Trails to Off-Road

Whistler is home to incredible off-road cycling. Skilift-serviced downhill runs, cross country trails, extremefree-rides and family tours all exist in spectacular west coastscenery.

The Gentle Valley Trail

The gentle Whistler Valley Trail, 30 kilometres or 18.6miles in length, winds through the Valley.

Whistler Village is the pedestrian-oriented hub of the valleyand is linked from Whistler Creek in the south to Emerald Estatesin the north by over 30 km of paved multi-use Valley Trail. Thisscenic and relatively flat route accesses several municipal parkssuch as Meadow, Rainbow, Beach, Lost Lake, Wayside, Lakeside andAlpha Lake Parks.

Off-Road Mountain Biking

Whistler’s Coast Mountain topography dictates that mostinvolve fairly steep and rocky terrain. The WhistlerValley hosts an extensive network of trails for riders of allabilities. Epic rides like Comfortably Numb, provide Whistlerriders with a huge range of riding.

Over 40 maintained trails will challenge newbies to the mosthard core rider.

Visit Whistler Off Road CyclingAssociation website for more trail information.

Cheakamus Challenge

With 70 km of trails between Whistler andSquamish, this bike race has been the ‘Final Exam’ formany enthusiasts. The Cheakamus Challengehas been around for more than 20 years and is known for thegorgeous views and punishing terrain.

Whistler Bike Guide

Whistler Canada’s source for all biking relatedevents, tours and news from Whistler Bike Guide.

BC Bike Race

BC Bike Race provides the ultimatesingletrack, multi day bike racing experience fromWhistler to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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Whistler Sailing & Windsurfing


Whistler Sailing

Whistler’s lakes provide the perfectopportunity to rent a windsurfer, sailboat, or catamaran.Good fun on the lakes. Lessons are available for those eager tolearn.

Squamish Windsurfing

The Squamish Spit located at the mouth of the SquamishRiver, where it enters Howe Sound. It is considered bymany windsurfing aficionados to be one of the top 10 windsurfinglocations in the world

The Squamish Windsports Society is a non-profit societyproviding sailors with access to high wind sailing where theSquamish River meets Howe Sound. Squamish has more high performancesailing days on the water than most other places in NorthAmerica.

Warm winds and sunshine are a blessing to all those peoplefamiliar with cold and blustery storm fronts which powerwindsurfing and kite sails in most other places across thecountry.

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Whistler Train Tours


Whistler Train

Join us on board the Whistler Mountaineertrain and experience the BC coast like never before! TheseCanadian train tours will treat you to spectacular scenery andimpeccable service from a unique perspective. This exceptional andinspiring three-hour rail journey between Vancouver and Whistler,British Columbia is also perfect for your Alaska pre or post cruisetour.

Take a Whistler Rail Escape

British Columbia, Canada offers some of nature’s mostspectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and amazing naturalwonders. It is home to one of the richest wildlife viewing areas inCanada, with diverse and extraordinary animals ranging from killerwhales and harbour seals to grizzly bears, black bears, salmon, andbald eagles.

Don’t forget, you can get your up close and personal view of allthe amazing scenery and wildlife on our open-air heritageobservation car as you take in the fresh mountain air.

The Whistler Mountaineer train service between Vancouver andWhistler operates daily from April 23 to October 16, 2008. You maytake this service one way or round trip.

The Whistler Rail escape includes three nights in Whistler and around trip tour on the Whistler Mountaineer. Spend your time inWhistler exploring the sights in the village and in the spectacularwilderness beyond.

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Whistler Tree Trek Tours


Whistler Tree Trek

While we thinkmost guests will enjoy Zip Trekking, there is also a moreconservative tour called Tree Trek. Tree Trekking is a series ofboardwalks that are suspended in the trees.

You can always have 2 feet on the ground and still get greatviews of the valley and the creek far below. Guides will once againeducate tree trekkers on the local environment and everyone willget a chance to enjoy the beauty of our rain forests.

A Tree Top Adventure

For the slightly less adventuresome, this 1.5to 2 hour tour is a walk through a network of suspension bridges,boardwalks, and trails. Walk from the forest floor up to 180 feetinto the ancient rain forest canopy in between Whistler andBlackcomb mountains. Professional guides highlight items ofinterest throughout the tour. Offered through Whistler’s ZipTrekEcotours.

Discover secrets of the ancient rain forest from your bird’s eyeview in the treetops of magnificent cedars, hemlocks and firs thathost your guided, interpretive TreeTrek Canopy Walk adventure.

Tree Trek Tour Highlights include:

  • Aerial forest exploration 200′ above the waters of FitzsimmonsCreek and the valley that divides Whistler and BlackcombMountains
  • Treetop viewing platforms, suspension bridges, forestboardwalks and interpretive signage
  • Guided family-friendly adventure for all ages

TreeTrek guest enjoy an even stronger focus on our ecology andsustainability material in the same stunning and inspiring locale.And for some, the gentle sway of the suspension bridges offers thesame exhilaration as riding a zipline does for others!

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SKI OR RIDE WITH AN OLYMPIAN


Have you ever wondered if you could keep up with the best of the best? Wondered what it would be like to ski or snowboard with some of the best skiers and riders in the world?  How about in one of the best resorts in the world?  Or simply want to hang out with a local celeb?

Our Ski or Ride with an Olympian program lets you dream big and ride ever bigger.  Find the secret stashes, learn some new techniques, and test your skills along side your favourite Olympic athlete.

OLYMPIAN SKIERS


juliaMurray

JULIA MURRAY

Sport: Ski Cross

Olympics: 2010

Hometown: Whistler

Favourite Olympic Moment: On the day of the race once I was done racing, heading up to the stands to hug the friends and family that came out for support. These were the people who always supported me in the past, so to have the moment in the dumping snow to hug them all was priceless. A close second was walking into the closing ceremonies with the whole team, realizing that I had just lived the Olympic dream I had had from the age of 7. One more: getting signed into the Olympic village and running up to our rooms for the 2 weeks to find a big package of letters from people all around the country wishing me luck! So cool.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: I’m always up the mountain for a good time. Whether it’s showing you my favourite powder patches I’ve found over my lifetime of growing up in Whistler, or simply making some sweet turns on groomers getting you more comfortable on your skis; I’m happy to be experiencing one of my favourite pass times with you. I love being up there, having some laughs and getting to know you; kids and adults alike.


krista

KRISTI RICHARDS

Sport: Freestyle Mogul Skiing

Olympics: Torino 2006, Vancouver 2010

Hometown: Summerland, BC

Favourite Olympic Moment: Both Olympics presented epic moments, and each moment was very profound in my life. At the 2006 Olympics I was the first woman out of the gate on contest day, on the first day of the Games. It felt like I was opening the Games. Everything came to a calm as I stood on top of the run… I could see my family in the crowd at the bottom, and I knew that i had nothing to lose. It was the moment that I had trained so hard for, I was already standing in the gate as an Olympian, and all of the hard work was behind me. The only thing left to do was ski. 2010 was very different… we had so many more factors to deal with, like the mass media frenzy, the pressure of the hometown crowd and the Cypress weather. I stood in the gate with the confidence from my preparation and a knowingness that I had a winning run up my sleeve. I have never felt so ready. I landed my first back flip on the top air and started gaining speed in the middle section. The rain saturated moguls started to just mush out underneath me and I caught an edge… in a split second I was down, and my dreams of Olympic Gold crushed. I decided that I still wanted to finish my run, as I had a jump to perform that no other woman had ever landed in the Olympics. As I collected my gear, it was the cheer and support from the crowd that lifted me to my feet and gave me the strength to perform the best trick of my life.

Why you love Whistler: The mountain is so versatile, giving lots of options in any condition. It was the big mountains that drew me to the coast from the Okanagan, and it is the big mountains that will make me stay.


MikeJanyk

MIKE JANYK

Sport: Alpine Skiing, Slalom

Olympics: Torino 2006, Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014

Hometown: Whistler

Favourite Olympic Moment: In 2006, going into athlete village for the first time, seeing one of my favourite NHL players, asking him for an autograph and being turned down. In 2010, finishing my race run, feeling disappointed, but as I walked through the crowd of fans and supporters, being stopped by a family with a young racer telling me I’m an inspiration to them beyond the results. It was one of the most powerful moments in my career. In 2014, spending hours alone in the “quiet and relaxation” room of the Canadian athlete’s residence going through books about Canada, letters from fans and supporters and reflecting on my whole journey that had brought me to this moment.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: Enjoyable. I fell in love with this sport from the moment I put on skis at two years old and have been exploring this relationship ever since. If the day and your skill level calls for runs on the bunny hill or charging down every chute and face we can find or anywhere in between, my goal is to leave you with a desire to grow your own relationship with the sport. The mountains are a way to tap into the joy of life and this is what we’ll use them for.


daveyBarr

DAVEY BARR

Sport: Ski Cross

Olympics: 2010

Hometown: Whistler

Favourite Olympic Moment: Standing in the start gate of the race and hearing the crowd all the way from the finish line. And of course representing Canada at home.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: Our day would consist of exploring the two mountains that I have grown up skiing on since the ripe age of two. Pushing your limits is always an option by letting me show you the goods. I’m also happy to teach you a few things to get you skiing better on any and all terrain. The day is yours, let’s have some fun!


ANASTASIA-SKRYABINA

ANASTASIA SKRYABINA

Sport: Alpine Skiing

Olympics: 2010

Hometown: Whistler

Favourite Olympic Moment: There were many, but when I was standing at the start gate of the Super G course while realizing that all I had worked for and sacrificed in my life had finally brought me to that moment, I felt incredibly fulfilled.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: Brought up by parent coaches and skiing since I was 2 years old, coaching is natural to me and the mountains have become my sanctuary. I absolutely love sharing this place with my friends and anyone else with a passion for the outdoors. Wether you need to gain more confidence skiing easy green runs, are looking to challenge yourself on the steepest double blacks or simply want to find the best powder on the mountain, I am here to guide you and help you make the most out of your day!


britt

BRITT JANYK

Sport: Alpine Skiing, Downhill, SG and Giant Slalom

Olympics: 2010

Hometown: Whistler

Favourite Olympic Moment: Coming across the finish line and hearing the roar of the local crowd. The compete in the Olympics in front of my home nation, and hometown was simply amazing.

Why you love Whistler: I love Whistler because of the people and the heart of the community. Throughout my career, through the ups and downs, Whistler was always there for me.


RobBoyd

ROB BOYD

Sport: Alpine Skiing – Downhill

Olympics: 1988,1994 (athlete); 2002, 2006, 2010 (coach)

Hometown: Born in Vernon, moved to Whistler in 1982

Favourite Olympic Moment:1988, opening ceremonies, walking in to the Calgary stadium with so many cheering Canadian fans!! Overwhelming to say the least…

Why you love Whistler: Mountains, lakes, community, friends, challenges, leisure… Whistler has it all and in all my travels haven’t found an equal, let alone better!


OLYMPIAN SNOWBOARDERS

Maelle-Ricker

MAELLE RICKER

Sport: Snowboarding

Olympics: 1998, 2006, 2010, 2014 Halfpipe and Snowboardcross

Hometown: West Vancouver, BC

Favourite Olympic Moment: The silence at the start of the snowboardcross final in 2010 was the eeriest atmosphere for a place where thousands of people where cheering in the grandstands below. I could hear the ruffle of the cedar trees brows next to me and the crunching of the snow from the officials’ feet in the start corral. My coach yelled “Let’s go Canada”, everyone erupted, I wrapped my fingers around the handles of the startgate, engaged every fibre of every muscle in the my body… and the rest is history.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: Maelle is a true Sea to Sky resident, raised in West Vancouver and Whistler, and now residing in Squamish. She started on the slopes of Whistler/Blackcomb since she started walking, progressing through the Nancy Greene Ski League in ski racing to becoming an Olympian in snowboard halfpipe and snowboardcross. After a 5th place finish in halfpipe in the Nagano Games in 1998 and a 4th place finish in the snowboardcross discipline at the Torino Games in 2006, Maelle reached the pinnacle of the podium in the 2010 Olympics in the snowboardcross event. She is the first Canadian woman to win an Olympic gold medal on home soil.

One of Maelle’s biggest passions is freeriding in the best playground that mother nature has to offer… Whistler! True to her family’s roots of being outside and in the mountains, Maelle is at home maximizing the amazing terrain that Whistler/Blackcomb has to offer. Her knowledge from skiing racing to freestyle snowboarding to snowboardcross, and her passion for the outdoors makes Maelle a great addition to your experience on the mountains. She has traveled extensively from her years on the world cup circuit, is fluently bilingual in English and French, and enjoys meeting people from all parts of the world.

Why you love Whistler: I love that every single person on the mountain is in the moment and enjoying the outdoors. I leave all my troubles away the second I step on the gondola at Creekside and get taken up to paradise.


MercedesNicoll

MERCEDES NICOLL

Sport: Snowboard Halfpipe

Olympics: Torino 2006, Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014

Hometown: Whistler, BC

Favourite Olympic Moment: Watching Canadians come together and become truly patriotic at the Vancouver 2010 Games and having them cheer me on in the finals of the Vancouver 2010 Games. Why you love Whistler: Having the best mountains in my backyard is why I love whistler, it doesn’t get any better thank this, and I’ve been to a lot of mountain around the world. Proud to call Whistler home.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: You can expect a fun filled day, whether we’re exploring both mountains, or in the park or pipe. From beginners to experts I have grown up with these mountains as my backyard and am more than happy to share them with you! With 10 plus years coaching at summer camps such as High Cascade, and Camp of Champions, I’m here to help you push your limits, while having a fun filled day.


crispin

CRISPIN LIPSCOMB

Sport: Snowboard Halfpipe

Olympics: 2014

Hometown: Ottawa, Ontario

Favourite Olympic Moment: Representing Canada at the Opening Ceremonies or watching the Ladies Hockey gold medal performance live with center ice seats.

Why you love Whistler: Whistler is the World’s best terrain supporting the World’s best athletes. Living within the evolution of freestyle snow sport, being pushed by the backcountry access right off the chairlifts. Big days and big nights with old friends and new strangers.


TaraTeigen

TARA TEIGEN

Sport: Snowboard Freestyle

Olympics: 1998

Hometown: Born in Calgary, Alberta and now live in Pemberton BC.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Standing at the bottom of the halfpipe in the pouring rain knowing that at the end of the day, one of my friends would be an Olympic Gold Medal winner and that snowboarding would never be the same. In 2010, witnessing Maelle Ricker win an Olympic Gold Medal in Snowboard Cross.

Why you love Whistler: I moved here so that I could live minutes from the best mountains in the world. I love the energy of the village and the amazing scenery – lakes, mountains, trees and wildlife – it never seems to get old! I’m now raising a family here.


Darren-Chalmers

DARREN CHALMERS

Sport: Snowboard, Giant Slalom

Olympics: Nagano ’98, Salt lake city 2002

Hometown: Whistler, BC

Favourite Olympic Moment: Starting my second run of the GS in Nagano Japan ’98 knowing Ross Rebagliati was already in first, and trying to best his time. But knowing a Canadian already had the gold medal made me so proud.

What a day on the mountain with me will be like: Free riding around some on the best terrain on the mountain, learning skills and techniques to benefit your everyday free riding. With over 30 years riding on Whistler/Blackcomb i know the best places to go for any skill level.


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