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Whistler Facts

Famous for its charming village and West Coast friendliness, Whistler is considered the premier mountain destination in North America. Rising up one vertical mile from the valley are Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. The two mountains offer more than 8000 skiable acres running the gamut from gentle cruisers to steep bowls. Nestled at the base of the mountains is the pedestrian only village, which is alive with colourful shops, cosy restaurants and après-ski fun, Whistler style. No other resort offers so much choice and it's no wonder Whistler is consistently ranked #1 by the world-wide snow-sports media.

How to get there
- Main Airport: Vancouver - 2.5 hours driving time
- Nearest City: Vancover - 2.5 hours away

Return transfers
- Vancouver (Coach) $157 per adult
- Vancouver (Limo) $1024 per vehicle (max 6 people)
- Vancouver (Suv) $ 1098 per vehicle (max 6 people)
- Vancouver (Minivan) $1024 per vehicle (max 10 people)

For snowboarders
- Competition Half Pipe
- The Terrain Park which includes table tops, kickers, spine ramp, quarter pipe and banked turns.

Ski school
- Multi day caps for racing, bumps, steeps, powder and specialised womens programmes.

Especially for children
- Wee Scamps/Wee Wizards for 2-3 year olds
- including skiing, crafts and story telling and afternoon rest.

Highlights
- One of the best ski resorts in North America.
- 12 amazing bowls, including 3 glaciers and 200 marked trails.
- Ski two mountains – Whistler and Blackcomb.

For non-skiers & apres ski
- Restaurants, theatre,
- Alpine sightseeing, ‘flightseeing’ tours over the glaciers,
- Fishing, paragliding, racquet sports,
- Snowshoeing, indoor ice skating, sleigh rides, snowmobiling.

Climate
- Average snowfall: 9 m.

Insider Tips
- Avoid eating lunch at noon!
- Eat before 1130 am or after 1pm and ski or snowboard while everyone else is inside.
- Take a free guided tour!
- Offered daily on both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains