Whistler Blackcomb is consistently Ranked the No.1 Ski Resort in North America
Whistler Blackcomb has more terrain than anywhere else in North America with 8.171 acres. During Games time, Whistler Blackcomb will be over 90 per cent open for skiers and riders to enjoy. That’s still more terrain than any other ski resort in North America!
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With half an acre’s worth of new and used snowboard gear at discounted rates reaching upwards of 70 per cent off, the Turkey Sale, located in the Blackcomb Daylodge, is perfect for those looking to gear up for the winter season.
Whistler Blackcomb’s impossible-to-beat early bird season pass price, the lowest price in a decade at $1,099, ends today.
Whistler has been patiently waiting five-decades for this moment, with only 100 days left until the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, anticipation and excitement is reaching a whole new level. Are you ready for the Games of a lifetime?
Celebrate the good things in life with this thirteenth annual culinary celebration, offering food and wine tastings, seminars, art shows and glamorous parties.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. Whistler Blackcomb has an average annual snowfall of 10.22 metres (33.5 feet), perfect considering today marks the beginning of the winter season, which happens to be the longest ski and snowboard season in North America.
Whistler Blackcomb’s Book Early and Save promotion, with packages starting from $88 per person per night, and savings from up to 39 per cent, ends today.
An annual celebration of all things independent cinema, the Whistler Film Festival is a not-to-be-missed cultural event, featuring, film workshops, gala events and more than a few celebrity sightings.
With 430,000 acres of available terrain and 475 runs to choose from, Whistler Heli-skiing offers the perfect powder haven for intermediate and above skiers and snowboarders.
Enjoy a mountain top buffet breakfast, and, you’ll be given early, priority access to Whistler Mountain, giving you the opportunity to carve your own fresh tracks before everyone else is even out of bed.
A free New Year’s celebration the entire family can enjoy. Take a trip to the Town Plaza Gazebo and prepare to be dazzled by fire dancers, street performers, comedians, live music and much, much more, all in an alcohol-free, family-friendly zone.
Whistler Blackcomb welcomes the world as it realizes its five-decade long dream of being the Official Alpine Skiing venue of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Enjoy Nordic events such as the biathlon and ski jumping, Sliding events such as bobsled and luge, then conquer the mountains yourself with Whistler Blackcomb’s terrain remaining 90 per cent open throughout the Games.
Theme parties, DJs and other exciting events will fill the streets of Whistler during this annual gay and lesbian ski and snowboard festival.
Whistler’s Olympic dream continues with the Paralympic Winter Games, one of the most inspiring celebrations of sport, culture and sustainability. Cross-Country Skiing and Sledge-Hockey are only the tip of the iceberg here; head to any number of evening celebrations in the village, grab a cup-of-Joe with Quatchi, or head up the mountains and conquer them yourself.
Whistler bids farewell to the Paralympic Winter Games with a Closing Ceremony to remember, located in Whistler Village.
An extremely popular festival among both locals and visitors, the TELUS World Ski & Snow Festival features free outdoor concerts, jam-packed competitions and jaw-dropping excitement. Need we say more?
