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The fifth annual GO Fest, Whistler’s Great Outdoors Festival, returns on the Victoria Day Long Weekend. Come and spend four days trying different outdoors activities in a beautiful outdoor setting. Celebrate the outdoors with fun for the whole family!
This is the 7th season Tough Mudder will be hosting a course in Whistler. This is a 16 km race with over 20 obstacles. Push yourself to your limits and cross the finish line with your team!
This long-running July event brings hands-on art workshops, crafts, theatre, multi-media, dance, music and magical performances to Whistler Olympic Plaza. It’s the perfect excuse to visit family-friendly Whistler for a weekend or more.
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 […]
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 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 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 […]
“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 […]
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 […]
In addition to the nice weather, the one thing that we’re fairly certain many of us get excited about summer, is the opportunity for a vacation. It’s a time to relax, to play outside, to enjoy the water, and of course, to make memories. Whistler is the ideal location to fulfill all your summer holiday […]
With such beautiful mountain vistas, wildlife, and nature right at your door step, it’s no wonder that Whistler is home to an incredible art scene- all inspired by life in the mountains. With so many talented artists calling Whistler home, Whistler Blackcomb has been featuring an artist for the past few years. This is a […]
As the birds begin to sing and the bears come out of hibernation, it might seem like winter is well on its way out. However, we like to think it’s not without one last hurrah before the great thaw. It just so happens that Mother Nature likes to throw her grandest party of the winter […]
Spending time on the mountain is incredible. The views, skiing, and fun are part of the experience but let’s get real, one of the greatest reasons to hit the slopes is après ski. The origin of après is a little fuzzy but what we do know is that it was our nordic ancestors who first […]
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. […]
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 […]
Summer’s great but once the leaves begin to fall there’s only one thing on our mind: winter! The thought of skiing fresh powder and après to boot has us losing sleep. Focusing on day to day life is near impossible when strapping into our ski boots and setting an alarm for the first chair lies […]
It’s almost time for the annual Whistler Writer’s Festival. From October 11th -14th, the village becomes a place for celebrating the written word. Readers and writers unite over the course of the festival for workshops and readings, but the excitement doesn’t stop there. The schedule is lined with ways to improve as well as enjoy […]
It’s no secret that the seasons are changing. The days are shorter, the nights chillier, and there’s this ever looming knowledge that going back to school is right around the corner. While textbooks and homework might lie just on the horizon, there’s still plenty of time to make the most of the summertime that’s still […]
As fall begins to near, many are putting in their last training days and dialing in their bicycles. All this in preparation for the RBC GranFondo, taking place on September 8th, 2018. You see, this event is no easy feat. It covers 122 kilometers, from Vancouver all the way to Whistler. Many train for months […]
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