Winter Activities:
When it comes to skiing and riding, Whistler Blackcomb has variety and then some. Choose from steeps, deeps, chutes, high alpine bowls, glades, superb corduroy, long cruisers, and gentle rollers. Riders and skiers will revel in the Parks and Pipes on both mountains plus natural launch pads, hits, wind-lips, cornices, cliff drops, and ridges - the place is like a huge, natural terrain park! When you have explored the 8,000 plus acres of terrain on both mountains, head down to the valley and experience Village life. When you come down from the mountains, there's still plenty to do in Whistler. Like restaurants, shopping, rest day activities, après and nightlife action.

Summer Activities
You can be in the mountains—like those folks winding along the highway down there—or you can be in the mountains, like what you experience at Whistler Blackcomb in the summer. At 6,000’, the adventure begins. Reach for the top with the new Peak Adventure, enjoy a sunset mountain top BBQ or why not take the kids to the Blackcomb Base Adventure Zone, fun central for kids. Whatever you choose, Whistler Blackcomb delivers - Above All.

Whistler Mountain

Altitude: 2,182 metres / 7,160 ft

Ski Terrain: 4,757 acres / 1,925 hectares

Number of Trails: 100 +

Longest Run: 11 km / 7 miles Burnt Stew to Green Line, Upper and Lower Olympic

Number Of Lifts: 16 including;

• 2 high-speed gondolas
• 6 high-speed quads
• 2 triple chairs
• 1 double chair
• 5 surface lifts

Max Vertical Descent: 1,530 m / 5,020 ft

Terrain Type:

• Beginner: 20%
• Intermediate: 55%
• Advanced: 25%

Blackcomb Mountain

Altitude: 2,284 metres / 7,494 ft

Ski Terrain: 3,414 acres / 1,382 hectares

Number of Trails: 100 +

Longest Run: 11 km/ 7 miles Green Road down, Easy Out

Number Of Lifts: 17 including;

• 1 high-speed gondola
• 6 high-speed quads
• 3 triple chairs
• 7 surface lifts

Max Vertical Descent: 1,609 m / 5,280 ft

Terrain Type:

• Beginner: 15%
• Intermediate: 55%
• Advanced: 30%

Footsteps from the hill, mountain views and ample patio space are characteristics of Whistler's favourite après spots. Typically, there's live music and plenty of people when the lifts close. Yet après spots in Whistler are unique. Whether it's location, music, food, or atmosphere that's important, there's an après spot in Whistler to fit any skier or snowboarder's fancy.

• Black's Pub
• Dubh Linn Gate Irish Pub
• Dusty's Bar & BBQ
• Garibaldi Lift Co. (GLC)
• Longhorn
• Merlin's
• and much more...

Nightlife
After apres you may think you're going home to eat and change, maybe grab a quick shower and then spend a night on the town. Thing is, you're tired from a day on the slopes and once you lie down on that sofa, you're done for. Don't go near the sofa! The Whistler nightlife is worth it.

• Garfinkel's
• Moe Joe's
• Buffalo Bill's
• The Savage Beagle
• Tommy Africa's
• Maxx Fish
• Boot Pub
• Crabshack
• and much more...

Check out the many other winter activities Whistler has to offer:

• Snowmobiles
• Ziptrek Ecotours
• Heli-Skiing
• Dog Sledding
• Snowcat Tours
• Snowshoeing
• Fishing
• Cross-country Skiing
• Snowcat Skiing/Snowboarding
• Whistler Bungee
• Snowbiking

Whistler Mountain Restaurants:
8 including;

• Garibaldi Lift Co.
• Chic Pea
• Roundhouse Lodge
• Steeps Grill
• Dusty's Bar & Grill
• Dusty's Backside
• Harmony Hut
• Raven's Nest

Blackcomb Mountain Restaurants:
9 including;

• The Wizard Grill
• Merlin's
• 18 Below
• Horstman Hut
• Crystal Hut
• Glacier Creek
• Glacier Byte
• Rendezvous
• Christine's