Things to do in Whistler
Discover the best attractions and experiences Whistler has to offer
Historic Monuments
Whistler’s landmarks reveal the area’s Olympic spirit and mountain character.
Whistler Olympic Plaza
The central hub from the 2010 Winter Games, framed by public art and seasonal events.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola
The iconic gondola connecting Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, offering panoramic alpine views.
Whistler Train Wreck
A famous rusted rail cars site tucked in the forest, now a popular photo spot.
Museums
Explore Whistler’s cultural heritage and local history through engaging exhibits.
Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre
A cultural hub presenting the histories, arts and traditions of the Squamish and Lil’wat nations.
Whistler Museum
Local history museum tracing Whistler’s transformation from a logging village to a world-class resort.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites and quiet chapels that add a reflective note to your trip.
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National & Theme Parks
Vast alpine scenery and protected parks offer outdoor thrills year-round.
Whistler Blackcomb
World-class alpine resort offering skiing, snowboarding and summer alpine adventures.
Garibaldi Provincial Park
Protected wilderness with awe-inspiring alpine scenery and backcountry hiking.
Alice Lake Provincial Park
Parks near Whistler featuring picnic areas, forests and tranquil lakes.
Neighborhoods
From lively village life to tranquil alpine streets, explore Whistler’s distinct areas.
Whistler Village
The pedestrian-friendly hub of shops, eateries and après-ski life.
Upper Village
A quieter area at the base of Blackcomb with lodging and scenic walks.
Function Junction
Eclectic neighborhood known for its rustic charm and local eateries.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the outdoors and scenic spots that won’t cost you a cent.
Lost Lake Park
Scenic lakefront with easy trails, picnic areas, and beach spots.
Whistler Valley Trail
Extensive network of scenic trails perfect for walking and biking.
Whistler Village Stroll
Explore the village on foot, soaking in views and street performances.
Gastronomy
Taste a mix of fine dining and casual mountain fare.
Araxi Restaurant + Oyster Bar
Renowned farm-to-table dining with a celebrated seafood menu.
Bearfoot Bistro
Creative tasting menus with a playful vodka ice room experience.
Rim Rock Café
Elegant seafood and steak house known for its prime cuts.
Nightlife
Après-ski vibes continue with bars and live music around the village.
GLC - Garibaldi Lift Co.
Iconic après-ski bar in Whistler Village with a lively atmosphere.
Merlin’s Bar & Grill
Classic pub with live music and a relaxed vibe after a day on the slopes.
Buffalo Bills
Long-standing bar with a bustling party scene and big-screen thrills.
Entertainment
Seasonal festivals and performances showcase mountain culture.
Whistler Film Festival
Annual festival featuring independent films and premieres.
World Ski & Snowboard Festival (WSSF)
Seasonal celebration of sport, music and mountain culture.
Crankworx Whistler
Major festival for mountain bike racing and live entertainment.
Sports
Outdoor adventures and sports experiences for all levels.
Skiing & Snowboarding at Whistler Blackcomb
World-renowned slopes with expansive terrain for all levels.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola
A scenic ride with 360-degree views between the two mountains.
Whistler Sliding Centre
Experience the Olympic bobsleigh track with tours and public sessions.
Off the Track
Hidden gems and offbeat experiences off the well-trodden path.
Vallea Lumina
Night-time multimedia walk through Whistler’s forest with light and sound.
Sea to Sky Gondola
Scenic gondola ride above Howe Sound with panoramic views.
Cheakamus Lake Trail
Tranquil lakeside hike through old-growth forest and ridge views.