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Luxury Accommodations

Cozy Room Retreats

Offering stunning views of Whistler’s valley and surrounding mountains, these comfortable, spacious guest rooms showcase classic alpine style.

Relax and unwind with breathtaking views, comfortable lounge areas, and Fairmont’s resort amenities.

Offering stunning views of Whistler’s valley and surrounding mountains, these comfortable, spacious guest rooms showcase classic alpine style. Relax and unwind with breathtaking views, comfortable lounge areas, and Fairmont’s resort amenities.

Spacious Mountain Retreats

Escape to a haven of elegance and comfort in your Fairmont room. These spacious guest rooms, designed for up to four guests, offer the perfect place to unwind after exploring Whistler’s wonders. Sink into a plush queen or king-sized bed, luxuriously draped in linens so soft you will never want to leave.

Rooms with a View

Unwind in style and comfort in the Deluxe View Room, which offers stunning views. This room features a comfortable lounge area, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. The Deluxe View Room offers one king bed or two queen beds and comfortably accommodates up to four guests.

Slopeside Luxury

Deluxe Slopeside View Rooms feature a cozy sitting area and our most popular view of Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb’s slopes. Enjoy the morning sun as it rises over Blackcomb Mountain from the comfort of your room, which accommodates up to four guests.

Mountain Chic Retreat

This cozy room offers luxurious surroundings for your stay in Whistler, with one king bed or two queen beds, making it comfortable for up to four guests. It features a gas fireplace, complimentary high-speed internet access and Wi-Fi, and upgraded amenities, including a four-piece bathroom, a soaker tub, and views of Rainbow Mountain or Woodlands.

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Sophisticated Suites

SOPHISTICATED SUITES Beautifully appointed, our one-and two-bedroom suites are the perfect choice for guests seeking a little extra room and the utmost in mountain indulgence. Spacious and comfortable, the suites offer the ultimate Alpine luxury experience and boast stunning views of Whistler Valley and surrounding mountain peaks. 17

Alpine Suite

Situated on the hotel’s higher floors, the aptly named Alpine Suites offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain peaks. Boasting a king bed, a cozy fireplace, and a modern bathroom with a spa shower, these suites are the perfect retreat after a day of exploring Whistler’s pristine wilderness.

Junior Valley View Suite

One King + Sofa Bed

Featuring a private living area with a fireplace, these beautiful suites offer luxurious decor and ample space to relax. With two televisions and a pull-out sofa bed in the living room, these suites with Rainbow Mountain and Whistler Valley views are best suited for a couple or a small family.

One-Bedroom Valley View Suite

One-Bedroom Suites are your luxurious home away from home, featuring opulent decor in leather, wood, marble, and stone. Each suite includes two rooms, a relaxing sitting area, fireplace, and the comfort of a gracious bedroom. Each suite also features two full, luxurious bathrooms, complete with all Fairmont amenities.

One-Bedroom Mountain View Corner Suite

Offering incredible views of Whistler, Blackcomb, and the surrounding mountains, these unique Corner Suites are elegant and chic, featuring sumptuous decor in leather, stone, marble, and wood. Each suite includes two flat-screen TVs, 1.5 bathrooms, and all Fairmont hotel amenities.

Two-Bedroom Junior Suite

One King or Two Queens

Enjoy views of Chef’s Herb Garden on the Woodland Terrace in this beautiful suite, which offers a comfortable king-bedded room separated from the living area by sliding louvered doors. The living room features a double sofa bed and a cozy fireplace. The second bedroom hosts two queen beds.

Two-Bedroom Suite

This spacious suite includes two private bedrooms separated by a gorgeous living area and complete with a fireplace and a pullout sofa bed. It features three full bathrooms and mountain-inspired decor in leather, stone, marble, and wood. Perfect for an extended stay in Whistler or for larger families looking for more space to connect.

Two-Bedroom Slopeside View Suite

This luxurious retreat is ideal for families or groups of friends. The suite includes two bedrooms and a pull-out sofa, providing comfortable sleeping accommodations for up to eight guests. The separate bedrooms offer privacy, while the living room with a fireplace creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere for gathering after a day of exploring Whistler.

Fairmont Gold

Fairmont Gold Lounge

Rejuvenating Wellness

Make yourself at home in the warm, inviting ambiance of our exclusive Fairmont Gold lounge. Unwind in alpine-inspired luxury, featuring sumptuous leather, custom stonework, and beautiful natural materials. Complimentary coffee, tea, food, and beverages are available throughout the day.

Exclusive to Fairmont Gold, every guest room and suite features an aromatic bath bomb designed to indulge your senses and deliver a truly rejuvenating wellness experience, replenished throughout your stay.

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Fairmont Gold

Fairmont Gold Amenities

• Nespresso Coffee Maker & Kettle
• Flat Screen Television with Video Check-out & ‘On-Command’ Movie System (Movie Charges Apply)
• Deluxe Toiletries
• Down Filled Duvets
• Thick Cotton Bathrobes
• Hair Dryer
• In-Room Safe
• Yoga Mat
• Iron, Ironing Board & Steamer
• Telephone with Voicemail
• Private viewing balcony situated in the lounge, inviting in fresh alpine air and pristine mountain vistas
• High-Speed Internet Access
• iHome Docking Station with Built-in Alarm Clock
• Individually Controlled Air Conditioning
• Fireplace
• Private Check-in & Dedicated Concierge Team
• Private Lounge Exclusive for Fairmont Gold Guests
• Continental Breakfast in the Gold Lounge
• Mid-day Snacks & Unlimited Coffee & Tea
• Evening Cocktail Canapés in the Gold Lounge
• Complimentary Newspapers & Personalized Wake-up Calls

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The Gold Standard

THE GOLD STANDARD

Indulge in unparalleled luxury with Fairmont Gold at Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, where you are treated to an exclusive, privileged hotel-within-a-hotel experience designed for discerning guests seeking elegance and sophistication throughout their stay.

Fairmont Gold Junior Suite, One King

Junior Suites feature an elegantly designed bedroom, a casual sitting room with a gas fireplace, and a four-piece marble bathroom with a soaker tub, with all the comforts of staying on the exclusive Gold level.

Fairmont Gold One-Bedroom Suite, One King

One-Bedroom Suites offer a slightly larger floor plan than the Junior Suite. Enjoy a separate lounge area with a gas fireplace, a flat-screen TV, and a pull-out sofa bed. Amenities include complimentary high-speed internet access, a four-piece marble bathroom with a soaker tub, and all the comforts of staying on the exclusive Gold level.

Fairmont Gold Executive Suite, One King

Executive Suites take Whistler mountain luxury to new heights. These suites offer indulgence at a new level, with a large living space, a dual gas fireplace, a walk-in closet, a soaker tub, and a separate bedroom space, along with all the comforts of staying on the exclusive Gold level.

Fairmont Gold Penthouse, One King

Our penthouses offer breathtaking mountain views through 25-ft floor-to-ceiling windows. Relax by the gas fireplace in the spacious living area or unwind in the deluxe marble bathroom with a jetted tub. Perfect for an unforgettable mountain getaway!

Fairmont Gold Two-Bedroom Suite One King or Two Queens

Spacious Two-Bedroom Suites are perfect for large families. Each suite features a 1200 sq. ft. private bedroom with 2 queen beds and a private bedroom with one king bed, separated by a living room with a fireplace and a double sofa bed. There are three bathrooms, including a tub, and all the comforts of staying on the exclusive Gold level.

Fairmont Gold Two-Bedroom Premier Suite

These unique suites, located on the 10th and 11th floors, are richly appointed, with a comfortable living room, two sleeping areas, and two bathrooms. A triple set of French doors opens to a viewing balcony with breathtaking views.

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Exquisite Mountain Dining

The Mallard

Gather for lively mountainside dining

Unwind and soak up Whistler’s vibrant spirit at Mallard. This casually refined lounge at the base of Blackcomb Mountain offers expertly crafted cocktails and lively après-ski with live entertainment, making it the perfect spot after a day of adventure.

OPENING HOURS

Daily | 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM

Live Music | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM & 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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Exquisite Mountain Dining

Portobello

Nourishing meals, crafted to perfection

OPENING HOURS

Portobello offers something for everyone, any time of day. Enjoy the atmosphere of our open kitchen as you savor delightful sandwiches, gourmet pastries, and exceptional coffee. For dinner, indulge in our signature open-flame rotisserie chicken, tender pork ribs, or succulent smoked brisket.

• Breakfast | 6:30 AM - 11:00 AM
• Lunch | 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• Dinner | 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Exquisite Mountain Dining

The Chalet

Alpine comfort cuisine with European flair

OPENING HOURS

Specializing in savory fondues, house-made pâté, schnitzel, rösti, and artisan charcuterie platters, the Chalet offers European-inspired cuisine with a warm, welcoming selection of dishes you’d expect at a mountain resort. Enjoy a chocolate fondue dessert and select from the schnapps wagon for the perfect finale.

Open from November through April for the winter season. Please contact our concierge to make reservations.

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Exquisite Mountain Dining

The Clubhouse

Where active mountain golf meets relaxed West Coast dining. Overlooking the scenic 18th hole, The Clubhouse offers a welcoming patio for golfers and guests alike. Unwind with fresh, locally inspired fare, crisp drinks, and sweeping alpine views, all served with signature Fairmont warmth.

OPENING HOURS

• Breakfast | 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Lunch | 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• Dinner | 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
• Open May through October

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In-Room Dining

IN-ROOM DINING

Personalized in-room dining experience

Breakfast in bed, a private dinner for two, or a late-night craving. There’s no need to leave the comfort of your suite for a dining experience. Explore our in-room dining menu to see the delicious food and beverage options we offer from early morning through late night.

OPENING HOURS

6:30 AM - 1:00 AM

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Exquisite Mountain Dining

Fire + Field + Ritual

FIRE

FIELD

RITUAL

Wildflower Grill THE NEXT CHAPTER The Wildflower is evolving — into a modern Pacific Northwest dining experience reimagined from sea to sky. This summer and fall, we’re transforming the space to bring you a new expression of mountain dining, rooted in the elements that define this land. FOR DINING AVAILABILITY ACROSS THE RESORT, PLEASE CONTACT OUR CONCIERGE TEAM. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU DECEMBER 2026. FAIRMONT CHATEAU WHISTLER 47

A Day, a Dinner, a Lifetime...

Morning: Into the Rainforest

Morning: Into the Rainforest

The day begins on foot along the Alpine Brew Walk, a rainforest trail beneath old-growth cedar, a Portobello coffee in hand and that sharp, sweet West Coast air setting the pace.

Midday: Peaks and Panoramas

From the village, the journey continues up Whistler Mountain for sightseeing and an alpine picnic with panoramic views. The gondola linking these peaks holds a Guinness World Record of its own, a small reminder this town doesn’t do things by halves.

For something quieter, our private tours venture beyond the village to hidden forests, remote lakes, and trails away from the crowds, led by our Fairmont Whistler Experience Guides with deep local knowledge. The Ancient Cedars hike winds through old-growth rainforest to the oldest trees in Whistler, while the trek to Crater Rim opens onto a lake cradled inside an extinct volcano.

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Afternoon: Life on the Lake

Whistler's lakes are at their finest in summer, and there is no wrong way to spend time on them: a lake loop tour, a paddleboard drifting across still water, a swim, or a private boat outing for those wanting the water entirely to themselves.

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Evening: The Art of Culinary Excellence at The Clubhouse

The kitchen draws its instincts from the rhythms of the course and a deep respect for British Columbia’s seasonal bounty. The menu moves between comfort and craft: a steak frites here, a bowl of mushroom fettuccine there, each dish built around what the region provides. Artisanal cheeses, sustainably sourced seafood, and proteins raised across British Columbia finish each plate.

Dinner is timed to the fairways at dusk, served on the terrace as the light fades over the greens, unhurried and easy. Local mushrooms, folded into cream and roasted garlic, are a quiet signature of the region, finding their way onto the menu in dish after dish. It’s this marriage of ccourse-side ease and British Columbia’s seasonal ingredients that defines an evening at the Clubhouse.

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The Curated Weekend

DESIGNING A WHISTLER ESCAPE FOR EVERY GUEST

A weekend in Whistler can feel like many vacations in one. That’s because Whistler defies categorization: an outdoor adventure mecca for hikers, a cozy getaway for couples, a family-friendly mountain town, and a cultural hub in the heart of the Garibaldi ranges. The mountains don’t ask their guests to choose between excitement and stillness; travelers to this part of the world can have both. Through it all, Fairmont Chateau Whistler is a steady point where guests can enjoy alpine air, village strolls, expansive views, and bursts of adrenaline, all in quick succession.

A Romantic Getaway for Couples

For couples, Fairmont Chateau Whistler offers a chance to slow time. The scenery alone is enough to foster a sense of calm and connection, with the green fairways and lush, mountain-framed grounds setting the tone. It’s often best to start mornings gradually, ideally without a fixed itinerary.

A spa treatment at Vida Spa - a luxurious oasis complete with couples’ suites - is a perfect way to start the weekend on a restorative note. Then head into Whistler Village, where boutiques, cafés and galleries await. The Main Village, with its charming mountain architecture and pedestrian-only streets, offers endless places for couples to enjoy coffee, shop for books, jewelry and souvenirs, and indulge in a wine tasting or an elegant dinner.

In summer, couples who share a love of the outdoors might spend a day exploring the hiking trails that wind through the Coast Mountains, just as winter visitors take to the iconic ski slopes. Relish incredible views across the rugged slopes of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains aboard the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, which spans the two peaks. It’s a view best enjoyed near sunset. Wedding Planning + Floral Design | 604-902-6717 | ÎÚ@blackcomb.creative | www.blackcombcreative.com FAIRMONT CHATEAU WHISTLER 75

Shared Energy and Discovery for Families

Whistler offers families the perfect mix of planned activities and open, unstructured freedom. The Chateau serves as base camp for lakeside picnics, forest hikes, and our Lake Loop E-Bike Tour, winding past Whistler’s turquoise lakes. Paddleboard at Alta Lake beneath snow-capped peaks, swim at Nita Lake, or skip stones along Alpha Lake’s quiet shore.

Families can wander Whistler Village at their own pace, past flower-lined cobblestone streets and busking musicians. Stop for gelato in the Main Village, or spend an afternoon at the Audain Art Museum, home to one of Canada’s largest collections of Indigenous Northwest Coast masks.

In the evening, return to the hotel and swim in the heated outdoor pool, with steam rising into the mountain air as the warm summer night settles around you.

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Adventure and Renewal for Solo Travelers

Whistler beckons solo travelers seeking adventure and adrenaline-fueled experiences, but it’s equally alluring to those seeking quiet and renewal.

A peaceful, restorative experience is easy to find. Start the day with an early yoga class or enjoy coffee from Portobello. Spend an afternoon on the Chateau’s golf course, or exploring Indigenous storytelling, cedar-weaving demonstrations, and contemporary First Nations art exhibits at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Center.

For adventure-focused travelers, the Chateau opens onto the region’s rugged, varied terrain. Start the day with a different kind of downhill thrill at the Whistler Mountain Bike Park, then keep the momentum going with a zipline run through the forest canopy or a guided ATV excursion along mountain trails - all easily packed into one action-filled vacation.

Across experiences, Fairmont Chateau Whistler serves as a hub for couples, families, and solo travelers alike. It’s close to the literal and symbolic heart of Whistler, a point of stability in a dynamic place that offers both excitement and restoration.

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From Peak to Patio

FROM PEAK TO PATIO

THE ENDLESS GOLDEN DAYS OF WHISTLER

From sunrise summit trails to sun-drenched patio afternoons, summer in Whistler moves at its own golden pace — mornings spent tackling rugged alpine terrain, afternoons unwinding over a glass of rosé with Blackcomb Mountain as your backdrop. Located at the base of the mountain, the Chateau is the ideal home base for a summer that moves seamlessly between peak and patio. FAIRMONT CHATEAU WHISTLER 81

Adventure Awaits

Between trails, adventure fans can join a guided Bear Watching Tour into the forests surrounding the resort. Local guides draw on more than two decades of black bear tracking data to lead excursions to known feeding sites, and dens across the mountain. Along the way, the route winds through alpine meadows and old-growth forest, with red-tailed hawks and marmots often making an appearance of their own.

Those with more ambitious aspirations will find fulfillment on The Sasquatch Tour, North America’s longest zipline, which is more than 600 ft. high. Spanning an impressive 7,000 ft. between the region’s two peaks, this adrenaline-fueled experience reaches speeds of over 80 mph, delivering a heart-racing rush for even the most daring adventurers. A gentler-paced excursion awaits at the Crater Rim Tour. Cross the suspension bridge over Loggers Lake to discover the spectacular sights surrounding this extinct volcano at every turn.

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A Sun Soaked, Inner Glow

With a wide range of ways to unwind, Whistler is as accommodating for relaxation as it is for action. Swim in heated outdoor pools or unwind in rejuvenating whirlpools at the mountainside oasis, then settle in with handcrafted cocktails and live music at the Mallard Lounge, listening long into the summer evening.

For quieter moments, the on-site Vida Spa offers a holistic menu, eucalyptus steam rooms, a heated lap pool, and more: a tranquil mountainside sanctuary for a day of solitude or a shared escape. Head to Portobello for iced coffee and house-made pastries on the patio, then head to the sandy shores of one of Whistler’s pristine lakes for beach lounging in the foothills of the Coast Mountains. The possibilities are nearly endless, with an inviting rhythm made for long, golden days.

The Call of the Wild Summer at Fairmont Chateau Whistler is a season of its own kind of magic. Join our Whistler Experience Guides for a true local’s take on the alpine landscape’s renewing energy - from lake loop bike rides and Green Lake excursions to the Train Wreck Hike through Whistler’s lush backcountry. Then return to the hotel and toast the day’s adventures, sharing stories with fellow guests on the Mallard Patio. FAIRMONT CHATEAU WHISTLER 85

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An Alpine Reset

RECLAIMING WELLNESS IN WHISTLER

Whistler has long been recognized for its alpine terrain, but the region’s wellness identity has deepened significantly in recent years. Set within the unceded territories of the Lil’wat Nation and the Squamish Nation, where old-growth cedar forests meet glacier-fed lakes and more than 48 kilometres of high-alpine trails, the area offers a wide range of restorative experiences that extend well beyond a traditional spa visit.

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Hydrotherapy and the Thermal Cycle

The Scandinavian tradition of thermal cycling has become one of Whistler’s most sought-after wellness experiences.

The practice moves through three stages. Heat comes first, with a session in a wood-fired sauna or steam room that raises the body’s core temperature and relaxes the muscles. Next is a cold plunge into your personal ice bath, with temperatures low enough to send endorphins flooding through the system. The final stage is rest, a period of stillness to bring the nervous system back to equilibrium.

This full journey is available right here at Fairmont Whistler Health Club, where every stage of the cycle — heat, cold, and rest — has its own dedicated space for guests to move through the ritual from start to finish.

Alpine Hiking

Blackcomb Gondola, steps from the hotel, provides access to more than 50 km of high-alpine trails. On Blackcomb, the Overlord Trail threads past Blackcomb Lake before climbing to Decker Loop, a moderate to challenging route that skirts the edge of Garibaldi Provincial Park and ends at Decker Tarn, with views of the Overlord Glacier beyond. Whistler Mountain offers a different kind of spectacle each spring, when crews clear the snowbound Pika’s Traverse road to reveal the Snow Walls, corridors of packed snow rising well above head height that hikers can walk between before they melt into summer. Together, the two mountains offer alpine terrain for every appetite, from a brisk lake loop to a full day among glaciers.

Yoga Above the Treeline

Since 2025, a geometric dome has stood on the observation deck of Whistler Mountain’s Roundhouse Lodge. Inside, the Nourish Wellness Series hosts Hatha yoga, breathwork, and yoga nidra sessions with 360-degree views of the Coast Mountains.

The month-long program, held annually in June, draws internationally recognized practitioners and features more than 100 offerings across the valley, including movement sessions along the Valley Trail and mindfulness workshops at the Audain Art Museum.

Forest Bathing

The Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, invites a slower way of moving through the woods, guided by sight, sound, scent, and touch rather than any fixed destination.

In the Sea to Sky corridor, Indigenous-led guided walks offer a kindred tradition, sharing Squamish and Lil’wat ecological knowledge, from wildcrafted botanicals to the quiet relationships among species on the forest floor.

The two traditions meet in Whistler’s old-growth cedar and hemlock forests, where trees release phytoncides, natural compounds linked to lower cortisol and stronger immune response. These guided sessions are offered through Fairmont Whistler’s Experience Guide program.

Paddling Whistler’s Waterways

Whistler’s five lakes offer a quiet kind of wellness for paddlers who’d rather meet the sunrise than chase it. The largest, Alta Lake, is the natural starting point, with wide-open views of Whistler and Blackcomb. For something more dramatic, glacier-fed Green Lake pairs turquoise water with the hanging glacier on Wedge Mountain’s South Face. Closer to the village and Creekside, Lost Lake, Nita Lake, and Alpha Lake draw paddlers seeking solitude. Between Alta and Green runs the River of Golden Dreams, a gentle, glacier-fed current through old-growth forest where beavers and ducks keep to the banks.

Cold Water Immersion

Beyond the controlled cold plunge of a thermal circuit, Whistler’s glacier-fed lakes offer openwater immersion for those seeking something more elemental.

Green Lake and Cheakamus Lake remain cold enough year-round to trigger the physiological response that cold-exposure advocates seek: constricted blood vessels, a surge of endorphins, and reduced inflammation in fatigued muscles.

However, caution is warranted: those with cardiac conditions should consult a physician before taking the plunge.

Sound Healing

At Fairmont Chateau Whistler, sound healing sessions are held almost daily in the on-site Yoga Studio, included with the resort experience fee. Practitioners draw sustained tones from crystal singing bowls, gongs, and chimes while participants lie still, allowing the mind to settle into a meditative state.

The practice has a measurable physiological effect: singing bowl frequencies synchronize with the brain’s electrical activity, gradually shifting it from active beta states into the slower alpha and theta ranges associated with deep relaxation and meditation.

Restorative Spa Treatments and Recovery

An alpine environment places specific demands on the body: fatigued muscles after a day on the trails, stiffened joints from cold-water immersion, and skin dried by mountain air.

Whistler’s spa programs increasingly reflect these realities, pairing deep-tissue work and active-recovery techniques with locally sourced and Indigenous botanicals, such as wild rose, nettle, arnica, and lichen.

With so much to offer in curated programming and natural landscapes, visitors to Whistler can immerse themselves in experiences that foster a lasting sense of wellness long after they leave the mountains behind.

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Whistler’s Best Summer Adventures

WHISTLER'S BEST SUMMER ADVENTURES

TOP EXPERIENCES FOR OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS

While many travelers visit Whistler for its legendary winters, the resort transforms each summer into an entirely different playground of alpine trails, glacier-fed lakes, and mountain-top adventure. From the resort, guests are just steps from a season's worth of activities.

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PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola

Connecting Whistler and Blackcomb mountains via a 4.4 km journey, the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola is one of the most iconic rides in the Coast Mountains. The 11-minute crossing offers sweeping views of glaciers, alpine lakes, and distant peaks, making it a favourite for first-time visitors and seasoned mountaingoers alike.

High Note Trail

Accessible from the top of Whistler Mountain via the Peak Express chairlift, the High Note Trail is a moderate 9.4 km loop that traces a high alpine ridge above Cheakamus Lake. Hikers are treated to panoramic views of glaciers, wildflower meadows, and the occasional marmot sighting along the way.

Whistler Bike Park

Widely regarded as one of the best mountain bike parks in the world, the Whistler Mountain Bike Park offers more than 130 lift-accessed trails ranging from smooth, flowy beginner routes to technical, root-strewn expert lines. Bike rentals and lessons are available for those looking to try the sport for the first time.

Lost Lake

A short walk or bike ride from the village, Lost Lake is a favorite among locals for its calm, clear water and sandy beach. Visitors can swim, paddleboard, or simply relax lakeside, with more than 29 km of surrounding trails offering additional options for hiking and biking.

Valley Trail

This paved, multi-use path stretches more than 50 km, linking Whistler's lakes, parks, and neighborhoods. Suitable for walkers, cyclists, and in-line skaters of all abilities, the Valley Trail offers an easy, scenic way to explore the area at a relaxed pace.

ATV Adventure

For a different vantage on the alpine terrain, guided ATV tours climb logging roads and backcountry trails above Whistler, reaching viewpoints inaccessible by car. The two-hour excursion covers varied terrain, from forest switchbacks to open ridgelines, with instruction included for first-time riders.

River of Golden Dreams

Paddlers can canoe or kayak the River of Golden Dreams, a scenic waterway connecting Alta Lake to Green Lake through wetlands and forest. The route typically takes two to three hours and requires basic steering experience. Be sure to bring a life jacket and wear it while on the water.

Whistler Farmers' Market

Held on summer weekends directly outside the resort, the Whistler Farmers' Market brings together local vendors selling fresh produce, artisan cheese, and baked goods, alongside handmade crafts and live music. It's a lively way to spend a morning without straying far from the hotel.

Ziptrek Ecotours

For a faster-paced perspective on the surrounding old-growth forest, Ziptrek Ecotours offers a series of zip lines strung between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Guided tours combine the thrill of the ride with commentary on the region's ecology and history.

Whistler's summer season offers something for every traveler, whether you're seeking an adrenaline-filled day on two wheels or a quiet afternoon beside the water. With this range of alpine trails, lakes, and mountain experiences just beyond its doors, it's easy to see why Whistler is as vibrant in July as it is in January.

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From Vacation to Vocation

FROM VACATION TO VOCATION YOUR GUIDE TO CALLING WHISTLER HOME 104 EXPERIENCES

You're unwinding in Whistler Village after a day outdoors, whether that's fresh tracks in winter or a hike up to alpine meadows in summer, warming your hands around a fresh cup of coffee as the mountain air settles into evening. Whatever the season, the alpine stillness brings a sense of calm. A thought crosses your mind: what if you could call this place home? More people are reaching the same conclusion, drawn by remote work and a market that rewards long term investment. If Whistler has already won you over, in any season, here's what to know before making it permanent.

Before You Move

A single trip can reveal more about what you want than years at home ever could. Before you take the plunge, sit with a few key questions.

What do you love about this place? Naming it sharpens your search, whether that means unobstructed mountain views or easy access to the village and its trails.

What would daily life here actually look like? Retirement changes little about the logistics. Still working means asking whether your job moves with you, or whether you’re starting over.

What does relocating give you that staying doesn’t? A clear answer makes the leap easier to explain to family, and easier to hold onto later.

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY...

People Come to Whistler for the Mountains — And Stay for the Lifestyle

almost evenly between winter and summer—a testament to its four-season appeal.

For many, the first visit to Whistler is inspired by the mountains. In winter, it’s North America’s largest ski resort. In summer, it’s alpine hiking, championship golf, mountain biking, lakes, and endless outdoor adventure.

What often surprises visitors is everything beyond the mountains. Over the years, Whistler has evolved into a true year-round community, with thriving arts and culture, exceptional dining, recreation, events, and amenities that create an unmatched quality of life. More than three million people visit annually, with visitation now split

For many, a Whistler getaway eventually becomes something more: a vacation home, investment property, or a permanent move to the mountains. As the region’s original real estate company, The Whistler Real Estate Company has helped generations of buyers navigate that journey, combining nearly five decades of local knowledge with proven market expertise.

The Whistler Real Estate Company 800.667.2993 | whistlerrealestate.ca

We don’t just sell Whistler—we live it. The early morning skin tracks, summer rides, lake days, powder days, and everything in between. It’s why we’re passionate about this place, and why more buyers and sellers have chosen The Whistler Real Estate Company than any other brokerage since 1978. Work with the region’s original real estate brokerage. Data provided by the Whistler Listing System from 1978 to 2026 based on unit sales and dollar volume. FAIRMONT CHATEAU WHISTLER 107

Making the Move

The particulars depend on your starting point, but a few considerations tend to hold true wherever you’re headed. Decide early what becomes of your current home, whether you keep it as a rental, a second property, or put it on the market with guidance from your agent on timing. If children are part of the move, aim for the start of the school year and give yourself time to properly vet both public and private options. Cross border moves also mean earlier paperwork than you might expect, particularly around residency, and a conversation with your accountant well before you go, since how and where you’re taxed is likely to change.

Investing in a Property

Fractional ownership shares the cost of a home, though it comes with the caveat of shared access, so you’ll want a residence elsewhere too. Buying outright offers full control, and the option to make this your primary address.

Before you search, know your must haves. Whether that’s proximity to the village, access to trails, or views that hold up in every season, put it at the top. Clarity now keeps you from settling for a home that misses what drew you here in the first place.

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY...

The Sea to Sky corridor continues to attract people looking for more than just a change of address.

Stretching from Squamish through Whistler and into Pemberton, the region offers a unique blend of mountain landscapes, outdoor recreation, and close-knit communities. Whether it’s world-class skiing, endless hiking and biking trails, or the peaceful rural lifestyle found further north, each community has its own character while sharing a strong connection to nature.

As interest in the region continues to grow, the local real estate market has evolved alongside it. Buyers are often drawn by the lifestyle as much as the properties themselves, while sellers benefit from strong demand and a diverse range of purchasers. With changing market conditions and varying opportunities across each community, understanding the local landscape is an important part of making informed real estate decisions.

Having grown up in a real estate family and been licensed since 2012, I have seen the Sea to Sky market evolve firsthand. My local knowledge, combined with a straightforward and honest approach, allows me to help buyers and sellers navigate every stage of the process with confidence. Whether you’re purchasing your first home, selling a property, or exploring your options, I’m committed to providing personalized guidance to help you achieve your real estate goals.

Madison Perry Real Estate

778.919.7653 | madisonperry.com

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Picture it: a Tuesday morning that starts with coffee on the deck and a view that changes with the season, not a screen full of calendar invites in a city you’re already tired of. A short walk into the village for supplies, a longer one into the trees if the day allows it. Neighbors who know your name because you’re not just passing through anymore. This is less a vacation you’re extending and more a life you’re building, one where the mountain is simply outside your window, every day of the year. Whistler is one of the world’s great settings to call your own, in any season. Go ahead. Stay a while.

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY...

The question I hear most often isn’t, “What should I buy?” It’s, “How do I spend more time here?”

For many visitors, Whistler begins as a holiday destination and gradually becomes something more. A favourite ski trip turns into a summer escape. A weekend getaway becomes a family tradition. Before long, many begin asking a different question: What would it look like to own a piece of it?

What makes Whistler unique is that it offers far more than a world-class ski resort. Owners enjoy a true four-season lifestyle, with championship golf, some of the world’s best mountain biking, pristine alpine lakes, exceptional dining, and a vibrant community that extends well beyond the slopes.

For those considering a purchase, resort real estate comes with its own nuances. Understanding zoning, rental opportunities, ownership structures, tax considerations, and long-term investment goals is essential to making an informed decision.

As a Realtor with Engel & Völkers Whistler, I work with discerning clients from around the world, helping them navigate Whistler’s resort and luxury real estate market with confidence, clarity, and local expertise.

Carmyn Marcano, Engel & Völkers Whistler

604.719.7646 | carmynmarcano.com