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 […]
Skiing
Where To Grab A Post-Ski Meal
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 […]
Best Whistler Activities Other Than Skiing
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 […]
Starting A New Decade In Whistler
Opening Day Recap
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 […]
Why You Shouldn’t Wait To Book Your Winter Holiday
Whistler’s Top Spring Activities
Try These Activities Instead Of Skiing
There’s no two ways around it, Whistler is known for its world-class skiing. And while many travel here for just that, there are also a number of other fun and exciting things to do besides hitting the slopes. We can’t all be skiers, snowboarders or snow lovers but we can all enjoy what being in […]
8 Reasons To Experience Spring Skiing And Snowboarding
Spring Break In Whistler
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How To Après Ski
Deep Winter
The 27th Annual Whistler Pride and Ski Festival
The Whistler Pride and Ski Festival is back for its 27th year. What started off in 1992 as a group of revelers celebrating inclusivity in the mountains, has now turned into one of the largest queer-focused ski weeks in the world. From January 20th-27th, pride culture, entertainment, and of course skiing are organized into an energetic schedule. […]
Why Skiing More Should Be Part Of Your New Years Resolution
New Years is a time for new beginnings and the all too familiar new year’s resolution. For many it’s a time to start eating well, to be more organized, and to take better care of oneself in general. This new chapter sees all types of commitments taking place, many disintegrating within the first two weeks […]
The Do’s And Don’ts Of Powder Skiing
Whistler has received a mind-boggling 165cm of new snow this week. That’s triple their base in just a matter of days. For all you powder lovers out there, this is heaven. Now, skiing powder comes with an immense amount of joy but also, its own set of problems. In order to maximize on fun, safety, […]
The Most Instagram-Worthy Things To Do In Whistler This Winter
The winter months are an exhilarating time to be in Whistler. The holiday spirit is very much alive and there are a number of exciting events happening in town- all of which are very Instagram-worthy. Amid the twinkling lights, you’ll find unique activities and plenty of share-worthy views. Now as the saying goes, “It didn’t […]
Skiing Early Season In Whistler
Imagine, just you and the empty slopes, eager staff full of enthusiasm for the season ahead, and a vacation before the festive season kicks off. Early-season skiing offers all of this and more. In addition to the above, starting your ski season off when the lifts first open for the winter is the perfect opportunity […]
5 Reasons To Be Excited About The Winter Season
We’ve been waiting a long time and if the descending snow line is any indication, winter is finally here. It’s time to bring on everything that the season entails. Forget hot drinks, cozy fires, and mittens; We’re talking about snow, sports, and exciting new features on the mountain. The change of the season is bringing the […]
The Legend Of Gaper Day
Every year on the last day of the ski season, skiers and snowboarders come together to celebrate the season. The last day of operations usually involves fancy dress, alternative equipment choices, sun, and of course, spring snow! The traditional term for the last day of the season is “Gaper Day”. But what does this term mean […]