I missed out on visiting Whistler years ago when I was in the area, so I had to make the time to make it this year. I was glad that I went. It is a very attractive town. Very quaint and a great place to walk around. I did not have the time to ski or bike, so I strolled... More

Long flight from Europe but its worth the time spent. Great pow!!!! 15-20 cm over night on average when i was there last February. Very clever lift system and in one day you can the most interesting slopes in Whistler and Blackcomb. In Whistler village there are a few great restaurants but you can find a lot of places to... More

We just had a wonderful weekend at the whistler town. We witnessed a spectacular view of the snow filled mountains from the peak to peak gondola(one of the world's highest lifts/trolleys). There are lots of adventure activities that can be done here like mountain biking,hiking, snow mobiling, skiing, bungy jumping, etc. This is a must visit place if you are... More

Ok So Canada is the third country I have skiied in. And Whistler Blackcom, is just amazing. It is huge with runs to suit all experience levels. As an intermediate skiier, the MAX4ski lessons were amazing. The Coast Hotel is brilliant, Merlins Bar on Blackcomb my pick of them. I was there for 12 days in January 2013, and am... More

First of all, we're from the Philippines - so we don't ski, we don't snowboard, we don't do a lot of mountain bike, and we run away from cold. But we were still impressed by Whistler Blackcomb village. We spent a good hour and a half just checking out all the village shops and restaurants and taking a lot of... More

Like everything about Whistler though I am not a skier (hubby is an avid one). Araxis is our favourite restaurant and have savoured many delicious meals there though we also enjoy the Indian restarant as we love Indidan food and would highly recommend it as well. Our granddaughter loves The Spaghetti Factory and we would highly recommend that as well... More

It's nice just to walk around to soak in the view and watch all the skiers and snowboarders making all their moves.

Spent a day in Whistler - May long weekend. Its a very busy place with lots going on. Lots of party goers, hens nights etc. We took a ride on the chair lift to the Rendezvouz for breakfast where they have $1 pancakes in spring until 11am.

I last went to Whistler for a skiing holiday before the Winter Olympics were awarded there. I really liked the village then. I was dissapointed to find it very much built up and extremely noisy and crowded. Very much a nightlife resort for the young now.