Bringing world-class dining directly to you at Cypress Sky Retreat 👨‍🍳✨Elevate your stay with the ultimate luxury: a WhistlerSky Premium Experiences Private Chef, right in the comfort of your Cypress Sky kitchen. Imagine watching a perfectly curated, multigenerational feast—like this fresh King Salmon preparation—come to life as you relax with a glass of wine and good company. It's more than a meal; it’s an interactive, personalized culinary event designed to create unforge

Big smiles, flying snow and memories in the making! ❄️🎉 Snow tubing at Whistler’s bubly™ Tube Park is all about sharing the thrill of the ride and letting your inner kid out to play. A perfect winter adventure for the whole family! Not every memorable day in Whistler needs to start with skis, snowboards or a lift ticket for the mountain. Sometimes, all you need is a snowy hill, a tube and a willingness to laugh your way to the bottom. Snow tubing is one of Whistler's easiest

A magical perspective of New Year's Eve in Whistler. The village is aglow with festive lights, snow-dusted roofs, and the dramatic backdrop of the mountains under a sunset glow. The plaza is all set for a spectacular celebration. There are few places quite like Whistler at the end of December. Snow-covered peaks frame the Village, festive lights glow along the pedestrian walkways, and the final evening of the year brings together families, couples and friends for a celebratio

Whistler is famous for its mountains, world-class skiing and extraordinary outdoor experiences. But ask anyone who has spent time here what makes the destination special, and the conversation will often turn to something else: the evenings. The restaurants. The atmosphere of the Village. The anticipation of a memorable dinner after a day in the mountains. Few restaurants are as closely connected to that part of Whistler's identity as Araxi Restaurant + Oyster Bar.

Beautiful company and perfect day at Table Nineteen overlooking Green Lake. In Whistler, the scenery is usually part of the reason you came. So why not make it part of dinner, too? Picture a long lunch overlooking the Coast Mountains, a cozy lakeside table as snow settles around the trees, or an elegant meal after a day on the slopes. The right restaurant can turn an ordinary meal into one of the highlights of a winter getaway. The best part is that Whistler offers several di

Vallea Lumina is one of Whistler's most unusual experiences — an immersive multimedia night walk through the forest of Cougar Mountain that combines lights, sound, storytelling and technology with the natural landscape. It doesn't feel like a traditional attraction. It doesn't feel like a hike. And it certainly doesn't feel like another item to check off a Whistler itinerary. Instead, you follow a trail through the forest as the landscape becomes part of an unfolding stor

Indulge in the season’s best — artisanal charcuterie, vibrant beet salads, crusty breads, and bold local wines. Cornucopia is here. Come taste Whistler. For 30 years, Whistler Cornucopia has been giving people another very good reason to visit the mountains in November. From November 5–15, 2026, Whistler's annual celebration of food and drink returns for its biggest milestone yet, bringing chefs, winemakers, distillers, producers, food lovers and curious travellers together f

Long before Whistler became an international mountain destination, the surrounding mountains, rivers and forests were home to Indigenous Peoples whose histories, traditions and connections to the land continue today. The Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the distinct cultures of the Squamish Nation and Lil'wat Nation through art, exhibits, storytelling, guided tours and cultural experiences.

The beauty of Whistler is that you don't have to be an experienced hiker to experience spectacular scenery. Some of the most memorable views are just minutes from the Village, while others require a gondola ride or a longer hike into the mountains. If you're looking for the best views in Whistler, the most scenic photo spots, or simply beautiful places to slow down and take in the Coast Mountains, these 12 locations are worth adding to your itinerary.

Whistler has no shortage of beautiful restaurants, but a memorable date night doesn't have to begin and end at the dinner table. For couples, some of the best moments happen before dinner—or long after the plates have been cleared. A quiet walk beneath the mountains. A few hours of uninterrupted relaxation. An adventure you experience together. A fireside drink. Or simply having nowhere else you need to be. That's what makes Whistler such a natural destination for couples.

Discover the hidden, creative side of Whistler. Head to Function Junction to browse unique local makers, then stop in at Purebread for the town's best pastries and a proper coffee. The ultimate local experience. Whistler is not exactly a secret. The Village is famous. Whistler Blackcomb is world-renowned. The PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola has become one of British Columbia's signature mountain experiences. And places like Lost Lake, Green Lake and the Valley Trail are deservedly popula

March may sound like the beginning of spring, but on the mountain, winter is far from finished. Whistler Blackcomb reports an average of approximately 248 centimetres of snowfall in March, making it one of the resort's snowiest months. That means you can still wake up to the kind of morning skiers dream about. Fresh snow. Quiet trees. Soft turns. And that unmistakable feeling that you have arrived at exactly the right place on exactly the right day.

February is when winter in Whistler feels beautifully established. The mountains are covered in snow, the forests are white, and the days are beginning to stretch just enough to make the afternoons feel a little longer. For skiers and snowboarders, February offers the classic Whistler combination of winter terrain and the possibility of fresh snow. For couples, it creates an entirely different opportunity: snowy walks, long dinners, spa afternoons and quiet private hot tub

January is when Whistler settles fully into winter. The holiday lights may still be glowing, but the festive rush has passed. The mountains are covered in snow, the ski season is in full swing, and the rhythm of the village becomes a little more relaxed. For skiers and snowboarders, January brings the conditions that make a Whistler winter so memorable. For everyone else, it is an opportunity to experience the mountains without making every day about skiing.

December transforms Whistler. The mountains are properly dressed for winter, the village glows beneath thousands of lights, ski boots replace hiking shoes, and evenings become an invitation to slow down beside a fireplace with something delicious nearby. But there is much more to Whistler in December than skiing. This is a month for snowy walks and mountain adventures, intimate dinners, spa afternoons, festive shopping, art and film, après-ski and long evenings in a privat

Set among the old-growth rainforest just a short drive from Whistler Village, Scandinave Spa offers a very different way to experience the mountains. Rather than rushing from one activity to the next, the focus here is on slowing down, disconnecting and allowing yourself time to simply relax.

Located in Whistler Village, Bearfoot Bistro combines refined Pacific Northwest cuisine with an impressive wine program and a collection of experiences that are difficult to replicate anywhere else. There is the underground wine cellar, Champagne sabering, tableside nitro ice cream and the famous Grey Goose Ice Room, where guests can experience a vodka tasting at -32°C.

Whistler is famous for skiing and snowboarding, but some of the most memorable winter experiences happen far beyond the ski slopes. Snowmobiling in Whistler offers a completely different way to experience the Coast Mountains. Instead of riding a chairlift toward the alpine, you'll travel through snow-covered forests, mountain trails and spectacular winter landscapes, guided into terrain that most visitors never see from the road or ski hill.

Dog Sledding in Whistler: Everything You Need to Know Before Your Adventure There are plenty of ways to experience winter in Whistler. You can ski fresh powder, explore snow-covered forests on snowshoes, venture into the backcountry on a snowmobile or spend the afternoon relaxing beside a roaring fire. But few experiences feel as distinctly Canadian as dog sledding in Whistler.

Whether you're planning a romantic escape, a family vacation, an active weekend or simply a few peaceful days in the mountains, here are 10 of the best things to do in Whistler in fall.