Whistler
Whistler's offers are suitable for any season, including snow-covered peaks and powdered slopes, glittering lakes and gushing waterfalls, strenuous hiking paths, and warm restaurants. Whistler Blackcomb, though, continues to be the city's most visited destination, and it makes sense. The enormous resort covers more than 8,100 acres of land, receives around 40 feet of snowfall each year, and has some of North America's busiest après-ski areas.
The entire community, which is located around 75 miles north of Vancouver, exudes a ski-chic vibe and hosts numerous festivals and competitions for skiing and snowboarding every year. The warmer months, when more outdoor enthusiasts venture outside to play, keep Whistler buzzing. Visitors can go bobsledding, go hiking or mountain biking. And there are lots of photo opportunities for visitors who come to the city. The Coast Summits provide the ideal backdrop; the greatest views may be had via a trip on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, which connects Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.
While Whistler is a great vacation destination for those who want to stay active, more laid-back visitors will like the area's museums and art galleries, which are full with interesting exhibits. Along with a plethora of food options, the town also offers family-friendly activities and attractions including ice skating, summer concerts, and the b. You'll understand why so many people just want to pack their bags and head to Whistler with its pristine ski areas and abundance of outdoor activities.
- #1 in Best Ski Vacations
- #3 in Best Places to Visit in February
- #4 in Best Family Vacations in Canada
- #8 in Best Places to Visit in August
- #9 in Best Cheap Winter Vacations
- #10 in Best Family Winter Vacations
- #10 in Best Places to Visit in Canada
Country: Canada
