Whistler Attractions

The hiking possibilities in the Whistler area are endless. The Whistler Gondola and Peak 2 Peak Gondola allow access to over 50 kilometres of trails, including the famous Musical Bumps and Singing Pass trails.

It’s the ultimate extreme activity; feel the adrenaline pump as you jump from Whistler Bungee’s 160-foot bridge over the Cheakamus River. 

All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) are a great way to explore Whistler's beautiful backcountry.

​Ziplining is one of the most popular activities you can do in Whistler year-round. 

A whitewater rafting adventure is a must do on your Whistler summer activity list.

Fishing in the area is amazing whether you prefer looking for trout in the many lakes or fly fishing on one of the area’s rivers.

Vallea Lumina is a multimedia night walk in pursuit of hidden wonders. Ignite your senses with an immersive light show set in the forested surrounds of Cougar Mountain.

Between the two mountains’ three glaciers, 16 alpine bowls, multiple parks and over 8,100 acres of terrain, Whistler/Blackcomb is the ultimate skiing and snowboarding destination for both beginners and experts. 

The course in the Whistler Olympic Park, as well as additional courses in Lost Lake Park and Callaghan Country, feature over 130 kilometres of groomed, maintained tracks.

If you can walk, you can snowshoe. Head out on a self-guided tour or take a guided nature tour that will show you some incredible areas through Lost Lake Park and the Callaghan Valley.

There are a number of guided snowmobile tours available for different ages and ability levels.

There are few things more fun and romantic than to enjoy a relaxing horse-drawn sleigh ride whilst admiring the amazing views around Green Lake, Blackcomb Mountain or the Fairmont Chateau Whistler golf course.