Whistler
Overview
Whistler Blackcomb is one of the best known ski resorts in the world. Made up of two previously independent resorts, Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain. The now combined resort of Whistler Blackcomb has a massieve 8,100 acres area.
The most famous resort in the World...
Whistler is one of the world’s most promoted ski resorts and is the first that comes to most people’s minds when thinking about Canada. It's an amazing resort for a holiday (and one of our Snow Safari tours visits Whistler) however over the last decade we've found that for our camps and instructor courses we we can offer far better value in Canada’s other premium resorts of Fernie, Banff and Red Mountain, where you can enjoy an authentic Canadian experience, and equally good terrain and snow, but without the crowds.
Season accommodation available
Whistler is a great place to spend a season and we have a range of affordable apartments available for season long lets. All are located within easy reach of the lifts, as well as Whistler and Blackcomb villages. The apartments can either be booked by whole groups or, more normally, are booked by many single seasonnaires who become housemates for the season - let us take the stress out of finding somewhere to live for the season! We offer apartments in three different areas:
A buzzing hive of activity for a great holiday
Whistler is a great place to visit on holiday and its popularity makes it a hive of activity year round. Its size, infrastructure and popularity equals some of the larger European resorts, and although you may have to beat the crowds to get fresh lines a little more than you would in the rest of Canada, the all round experience is still amazing.
Amazing enough, in fact, that our Snow Safari #2 finishes in Whistler after passing through Banff, Kicking Horse, Revelstoke and Sun Peaks. On this trip you'll go from breathtaking beauty in Banff, to the steep and deep of Kicking Horse, Revelstoke and Sun Peaks, to the massive ski area of Whistler with pristine pistes and huge parks.
From powder...
...to park



