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.
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Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort
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…
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Whistler Mountain Bike Park
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. Summer 2023 is #YearOfTheCreek, with a brand new high speed gondola upload...
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Whistler Sliding Centre
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…
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Audain Art Museum
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…