Whistler News (Our Blog)
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Whistler Blackcomb Summer Operations 2021
Whistler Blackcomb is now open for Summer Operations. In order to provide the utmost safety to their guests, the mountains will begin operating with limited summer activities with plans to expand as it becomes safe to do so.
Summer Has Started in Whistler
Summer has started in Whistler and it is a great time to visit. Get your outdoor activities on at any one of the many options in or around Whistler.
How to Store Your Skis (and Boards) for Summer
Taking the time to get your gear cleaned up and properly stored for summer will prolong its lifespan and improve its overall performance.
Whistler Scavenger Hunts
There are multiple different hunts you can embark on, each with their own twists and turns. Plus, what better way to explore Whistler than with a game!
Spring Skiing in Whistler, BC
Just because the flowers are beginning to sprout does not mean it’s time to put your skis away.
Empty slopes + Sunny days + Soft Snow = Great Spring Skiing.
Dining at Whistler Blackcomb 2020/21
We all know that when skiing or snowboarding it’s easy to work up an appetite. What you may not know is, in accordance with local health guidelines, things may be a little different when dining at Whistler Blackcomb during the 20/21 season.
Where is Whistler?
Whistler is located above the state of Washington in British Columbia, Canada. More specifically a 2-hour drive north of Vancouver in the beautiful Coast Mountains.
Peak to Creek: A Run You Don’t Want to Miss!
Measuring 11 km long, the Peak to Creek is the longest consistent run at any ski resort in North America. Learn More!
Whistler Blackcomb Reservations 2020/2021
Every year, as the snow starts to creep down the mountains, anticipation for the upcoming ski and snowboard season begins to mount. Our team would like to help bring you up to speed on the new Whistler Blackcomb reservation system.
Whistler Avalanche Courses with Extremely Canadian
The backcountry options in the Sea to Sky are seemingly endless. But so are the dangers of avalanches. Learn the skills you need in the back country with Extremely Canadian.
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