Whistler
Ski Holidays

Whistler skiing is great for...

Big ski area

Families

Advanced

Beginners

Intermediates

Non skiers

Welcome to Whistler Ski Resort

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As North America’s largest ski resort, Whistler has a big reputation to live up to. But with a superb snow record, over 8000 acres of vastly varied terrain and over 200 runs to suit all abilities, you won’t be disappointed!

Intermediates will love cruising down long blue and red runs descending over 1000 metres. And beginner skiers can enjoy heaps of mellow green runs all over the resort. Up for a challenge? Drop in on the super steep Pakalolo on Blackcomb. Or grab some air time in one of the five snowparks. Send it!

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

670m

Total Piste KM

200km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

675m-2284m

Whistler ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 200km

Beginner(Distance: 40km)

6/10

Intermediate(Distance: 110km)

10/10

Advanced(Distance: 50km)

10/10

Best time to ski in Whistler

With over 11 metres of snow falling every season, Whistler is powder central! So, whether you’re just starting out or have many years of experience under your ski boots, this is one of the best resorts in Canada for epic snow conditions. Powderhounds rejoice!

March is typically the most popular month to ski in Whistler. But if you want to beat the crowds and make the most of fresh corduroy powder, check out deals in November and December.

Whistler’s event calendar is jam-packed throughout the season, too, including music festivals, skiing competitions and family activities.

Things to do in Whistler

Down in the modern village, easy-access chalets make Whistler popular with families, and a wide selection of restaurants and bars caters for every kind of apres-ski.

Immerse yourself in an old-school vibe and dance on the tables in Merlin’s Bar, sample craft beers in the Beacon Pub, or take it easy and gather around the campfire with the kiddos at Braidwood Tavern.

There are plenty of non-ski activities to enjoy too. Zipwire through the forests, race down the Olympic bobsleigh track or explore the pristine Canadian backcountry on a snowmobile. Vroom!