North America’s largest ski resort has delighted skiers of all skill and experience levels for over half a century. It features over 8,000 combined acres of skiable area, as well as a vibrant village with shops, restaurants and activities galore. Our hotel is located 500 metres from the Creekside Gondola, providing hassle-free winter access to this remarkable resort.  

Get your adrenaline fix at Whistler's world-famous, lift-accessed bike park. It showcases 80 kilometres of trail – from relaxed beginner rides to heart-pounding tracks reserved for pros only. For summer 2020, uploading is restricted to Fitzsimmons Chair in Whistler Village. Our complimentary shuttle can get you there - or enjoy a short, warm-up ride along the Valley Trail.

Ever wish you could experience the exhilaration of hurtling down the world’s fastest ice track? Make that dream a reality at this state-of-the-art centre, home to the bobsleigh, skeleton and luge competitions during the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Book a run during public hours, take a tour of the facilities or check out the event calendar.

This relatively new museum is housed in a visually striking building and offers permanent and temporary exhibitions celebrating over 300 years of artistry in British Columbia (and Whistler in particular). Many of Canada’s most significant artists are represented here.

Located just a few kilometres from Nita Lake Lodge, this relaxed hike takes you through the forest and across the Cheakamus River, past several wrecked train cars (the result of a derailment years ago). It’s family-, dog- and bike-friendly, and the perfect place to have a picnic.

There are few better ways to view the landscape than high up in the sky on an exciting zip line ride. Whistler happens to be home to the longest zipline in North America – Ziptrek’s Sasquatch® tour, which is over two kilometres and spans the valley between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.

Make the short drive to this majestic provincial park and enjoy a short, relaxed hike to its namesake waterfall, which is 70 metres high and absolutely mesmerizing. Dogs are welcome, though they must be on a leash.

Located a short drive south of Nita Lake Lodge, this park was the home of the Nordic events in the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. It offers year-round opportunities for outdoor fun – from cross-country skiing and biathlon in the winter to hiking, mountain biking, and bear-viewing tours in the warmer months.

Learn more about Whistler’s indigenous First Nation peoples at this fascinating museum and cultural centre. Exhibitions offer insight into the history, artwork, language and ceremonies of the Squamish and Lil'Wat nations, telling their stories in authentic and meaningful ways.