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Often overshadowed by our epic winters and glorious summers, fall is arguably Whistler’s most underrated season. No crowds, stunning scenery, and the lowest rates of the year! Fall in Whistler is technically considered to be ‘shoulder season’, but we think there is no better time to enjoy our beautiful mountain town. Whilst the crowds slow […]
Want the low-down on the best mountain bike trails in Whistler? Look no further! Best for beginners: Lost Lake Trails Our picks: Pinocchio’s Furniture, Jellyroll Gumdrop, & Grand Wazoo. Just five minutes of low-key pedaling from Whistler Village lies the tranquil forest network of Lost Lake – home to some of the best mountain bike […]
We’re in a very different time right now. One that many of us have not experienced in our life time. People are adjusting to a new way of life of practising social distancing and mastering the art of staying home. Although now is not the time to be visiting Whistler in person, there are still […]
We’re currently in uncertain times and with that comes great responsibility. Many of us are choosing to practice social distancing but that doesn’t mean life has to come to a complete halt. After all, we’re in a place that can be enjoyed from up-close and from a far. Take a deep breathe and look outside, […]
Hey you, yes you. We at Whistler Reservations have a secret that we’re about to let you in on. You see, when many think of booking their winter vacation, they gravitate towards booking in January and February. It’s easy to see why, these months are the epitome of winter. But what many don’t know, is […]
It’s easy to fall in love with Whistler. The village atmosphere, the ability to stroll from one activity to the next, the exciting food options, and of course, the mountain. All of these things make travelling to this wild place, an adventure of a lifetime. While the above can make a trip to Whistler for […]
You’ve spent the whole day on the slopes, skiing Saudan’s Couloir, racing down Dave Murray Downhill, and exploring the many runs off of Crystal Chair. Before you know it, a familiar grumble comes from your belly. It’s time to eat! But what will fill that post-ski void? Whistler is full of delicious food and food […]
Whistler is known for its world class skiing and snowboarding. With over 3,414 acres to explore, it’s no wonder that many flock from near and far to adventure in these mountains. But what if winter sports aren’t your forte? Well, those activities aren’t only what’s available to do in the winter months. In fact, Whistler […]
Can you believe it’s almost 2020? We can’t! Since it is such a momentous occasion, it only makes sense to celebrate in style… and in the mountains. Whistler is home to a great number of New Year’s Eve parties. But what really sets it apart, is the ability to ring in the New Year and […]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: the holidays! The holidays are extra special in Whistler. Why, there are thousands of twinkling lights, snow, and so many exciting activities as well as events to get you into the spirit of the season. Every day is something special. From indoor family friendly events to an […]
It’s safe to say, there’s no place like Whistler for the holidays. Revellers will find holiday lights, events, and of course, snow! But there’s more than just the obvious. There’s the jolly atmosphere, tasty places to enjoy a family or friend filled meal and a chance to start a life long tradition. The Mountains truly […]
It’s the time of the year that we’ve all been waiting for, the start of the ski and snowboard season in Whistler has finally arrived. Whistler Blackcomb has been working very hard to ready the resort in time for American Thanksgiving. The snow guns have been blasting, the patrol have been brushing up, and the […]
After a busy summer and leading into an even busier winter, the locals in Whistler like to fall into a calmer way of living. One of the most perfect ways to relax and enjoy Whistler’s autumn season, is to spend a day at the Scandinave Spa Whistler. The Scandinave Spa offers a traditional Scandinavian baths […]
The leaves are changing colours and there’s a new snow line to get excited about. But that’s not all that makes Whistler worth visiting in the fall. Why, there’s something that will fill the void, the hunger void that is. Many of the local restaurants put on fall dining deals during the off-season. This is […]
There’s no perfect time to be in Whistler- every part of the year is special and comes with its own special attributes. Fall is no different. In fact, autumn is known as Whistler’s best kept secret. Why you ask? There’s still so much to see and do plus, you still have longer days and reasonable […]
Did you know that fall is known as Whistler’s second summer? The weather is still mild, the sun continues to shine well into the early evening and there is still a number of exciting things to do and see in town. It’s no wonder that many are beginning to learn about Whistler’s best kept secret: […]
“I don’t need to book my winter holiday in summer, it can wait.” “There isn’t even snow yet.” “I’ll get to it later on.” “But why would I think about winter during the summer?” Chances are, when it comes to booking your winter holiday, some of the above phrases might be in your vocabulary. It’s […]
Crankworx hits Whistler from August 9th-18th. The festival of the summer season features various mountain bike disciplines, workshops, competitions and so much more. But with so much to do and see, how does one fit it all in? If there’s one person that knows how to make the most out of Crankworx, it’s a Whistler […]
As August approaches, it’s easy to start thinking about going back to school and returning to work. However, in the mountains, there’s still plenty of summer left to be enjoyed. In fact, August is one of the most exciting months of the entire year to be in Whistler. And the fun doesn’t stop there, early […]
At a particular time of year, a great beauty “blooms” right before your eyes. From mid-July to early August, the mountainsides are taken over by wild flowers of all varieties. Reds, purples, whites, and yellows pop up everywhere, filling the alpine meadows with color. It’s easy to see this spectacular display – you just have […]
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