Whistler Sights

  1. Whistler Mountain Bike Park

    Served by three lifts, the giant Whistler Mountain Bike Park offers more than 1200m (4000ft) of vertical drops, plus plenty of ramps, high-octane jumps and 45 forested trails - pick up a free route map from the visitors center.

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  2. Whistler Museum & Archives

    The small but fascinating Whistler Museum & Archives details the region's history and development, from its days as a pioneer outpost to its 1970s emergence as a ski resort. The diverse and eclectic exhibits include a rare collection of stuffed BC birds, an assortment of ski gear and equipment through the ages and an archive of documents and artifacts relating to the six bids Whistler has made to host the Olympic Games.

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  3. Whistler-Blackcomb

    Twin-mountain Whistler-Blackcomb is one of North America's largest ski areas with 200 runs to suit powder fans of all skill levels. Recent years have seen record snowfalls and the region generally enjoys Canada's longest resort season - November through June on Blackcomb and November through April on Whistler. There are dozens of lifts to transport skiers and snowboarders.

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