Whistler Village & Creekside

This local favourite is consistently ranked as one of Whistler’s top restaurants. For a special night out, make a reservation for this intimate culinary experience of excellent food, fine wine, and incredible service.

Tucked away in Creekside Village, this cozy restaurant focuses on West Coast food for the soul. Make a reservation in advance for this one-of-a-kind dining experience.

On the shores of Nita Lake, this boutique hotel serves up fresh coffee, breakfast, and sandwiches from the Fix Cafe, farm-to-table seasonal dishes from The Den, and craft cocktails and local beer from the Cure Lounge & Patio overlooking a glacial lake.

This hand-tossed and organic woodfired pizza place boasts a casual and fun atmosphere in the heart of Creekside. Sip on a local craft beer and share a pie with friends and family.

This classic Whistler hike in Garibaldi Provincial Park rewards with views of a turquoise glacial lake and snow-capped peaks. This 7.5 km (4.6 mi) trail can be done in an afternoon making it great for families or anyone wanting a quick hike with big rewards.

Whistler is home to five lakes that are all easily accessible from Creekside Village. Rent a paddleboard, canoe, or kayak, or bring your own and explore Green, Nita, Alpha, or Lost Lakes.

This record-breaking gondola spans over 4.4 km (2.7 mi) between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Jump into a glass-bottom gondola for a bird’s eye view over the valley 436 m (1,427 ft) below. From the top of both mountains, you can access more than 50 km (31 mi) of hiking trails and over 200 marked ski runs.

Wander around Whistler’s pedestrian-only village and shop at the many galleries, boutiques, and outdoor adventure stores. Grab a beer on a patio or tuck into an intimate lounge for a cozy après cocktail. Let the kids explore playgrounds or pop into the Audain Art Gallery to see an impressive collection of West Coast Indigenous art.

Choose from four courses, all perfectly designed and set against the backdrop of massive alpine peaks. In Whistler, golfers can take advantage of a longer playing season with courses open from mid-May through mid-October.

Tackle the world-famous Top of the World trail from the peak of Whistler Mountain in the Whistler Bike Park, or grab a bike and cruise endless cross-country trails scattered through the valley. Hire a guide, or head out and explore the trails on your own.

Skiing in Whistler is otherworldly. Carve fresh tracks down 16 alpine bowls across two mountains. With 37 lifts and over 8,171 acres of terrain to explore, you have to return again and again to ride it all.

Test your limits and your adrenaline with a bungee jump over a rushing glacial river or a zipline through old-growth cedars on a highwire adventure. Tour operators are ready to whisk you away and get your heart pounding.

Imagine the thrill of having an entire mountain to yourself through exclusive heli-ski tenure that spans over 432,000 acres and across 173 glaciers. Load up your pals, hop in a helicopter, and fly over the Coast Mountains to ski alpine slopes without another soul in sight.

Follow an enchanting story through the rainforest on Cougar Mountain on a multi-media night walk. The perfect experience for friends and families with a light and sound show that transforms the forest into a mystical wonderland.