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Whistler-Blackcomb Mountains Tours
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The biggest ski resort in North America and mountain host of the 2010 Winter Olympics, Whistler-Blackcomb Mountains feature 8,171 acres (3,306 hectares) of terrain and over 200 trails. With lift-accessed mountain biking, hiking, and more in the spring, summer, and fall, Whistler-Blackcomb is a world-class resort year-round.
The Basics
Whistler and Blackcomb are two separate mountains connected by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola. Most winter visitors come here for skiing and snowboarding, but it’s also possible to take a snowshoe, snowmobile, or snow-cat tour.
There’s plenty to do outside of winter, too, including mountain biking, hiking, ziplining, and taking an ATV or jeep tour, among other activities. There are also four championship golf courses in the area. Or take to the skies on a helicopter or floatplane tour. Whistler Village has plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options to keep visitors occupied.
Things to Know Before You Go
How to Get There
Whistler-Blackcomb Mountains are located in Whistler, British Columbia. From Vancouver, it’s about a 2-hour drive along Highway 99 (Sea to Sky Highway). Shuttle services are also available between Whistler Village and Vancouver and Vancouver airport.
When to Get There
When to visit Whistler-Blackcomb depends on what you want to do. The ski season is one of the longest in North America and typically runs from mid-November to mid-May, depending on snow conditions. The mountain bike season typically runs from mid-May to mid-October.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola
The Peak 2 Peak Gondola is the world’s highest and longest continuous lift system, at 1,427 feet (436 meters) high at 2.7 miles (4.4 kilometers) long. It connects the Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain and the Rendezvous Restaurant on Blackcomb Mountain. For an extra rush, take one of the glass-floored gondolas.
The Basics
Whistler and Blackcomb are two separate mountains connected by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola. Most winter visitors come here for skiing and snowboarding, but it’s also possible to take a snowshoe, snowmobile, or snow-cat tour.
There’s plenty to do outside of winter, too, including mountain biking, hiking, ziplining, and taking an ATV or jeep tour, among other activities. There are also four championship golf courses in the area. Or take to the skies on a helicopter or floatplane tour. Whistler Village has plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options to keep visitors occupied.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Whistler-Blackcomb is suitable for adventure travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Single-day, multi-day, and season passes are available for both skiing and mountain biking.
- Equipment rental, instructions, and mountain tours are available for skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking.
- It’s possible to take the gondolas (including the Peak 2 Peak Gondola) for sightseeing only.
How to Get There
Whistler-Blackcomb Mountains are located in Whistler, British Columbia. From Vancouver, it’s about a 2-hour drive along Highway 99 (Sea to Sky Highway). Shuttle services are also available between Whistler Village and Vancouver and Vancouver airport.
When to Get There
When to visit Whistler-Blackcomb depends on what you want to do. The ski season is one of the longest in North America and typically runs from mid-November to mid-May, depending on snow conditions. The mountain bike season typically runs from mid-May to mid-October.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola
The Peak 2 Peak Gondola is the world’s highest and longest continuous lift system, at 1,427 feet (436 meters) high at 2.7 miles (4.4 kilometers) long. It connects the Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain and the Rendezvous Restaurant on Blackcomb Mountain. For an extra rush, take one of the glass-floored gondolas.
Address: 4545 Blackcomb Way, Whistler BC V0N 1B4, Canada
13 Tours and Activities to Experience Whistler-Blackcomb Mountains
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Whistler Sightseeing Tour: Discover all of Whistler!
Get outside of Whistler Village without renting a car, discover top sights in the Whistler area, and learn about the local community on this guided tour. Ideal for first-time visitors or travelers with limited time, this tour includes stops at scenic areas, such as Green Lake Lookout and Lost Lake, as well as the brewery-filled Function Junction and Whistler Olympic Village.
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$72.12
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Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Whistler Sightseeing Tour from Vancouver: See Horseshoe Bay and Shannon Falls
Travelers that want to explore Whistler on a day trip from Vancouver typically need to rent a car and drive, which means focusing on the road rather than the landscape. You can sit back, relax, and enjoy the views on this sightseeing tour to Whistler, complete with a guide to whisk you there. Along the way you can see Downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park, enjoy views of Howe Sound, and take a few hours to explore Whistler independently.
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Whistler Day Trip by Seaplane from Vancouver
Want to spend a day in Whistler but don’t want to lose a day just in travel time? This round-trip seaplane flight from Vancouver provides the perfect solution. This convenient transport package includes two 35-minute flights between Vancouver and Green Lake in Whistler, as well as a shuttle service to and from Whistler Village or a bike rental. Spend the day or just an afternoon discovering the sights and sounds of Whistler, and end on a high note with a return flight to Vancouver.
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Face masks provided for travelers
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Whistler Sightseeing Tour: Discover all of Whistler this Winter!
Whistler is known for its fantastic skiing and winter sports, but for travelers that don't want to hit the slopes, there's still lots to see. On this sightseeing tour, experience incredible scenery, and enjoy your guide's commentary as you ride. Visit Green Lake Lookout, Rainbow Park, and consider an optional stop at Whistler Brewing Company. This tour—perfect for first-time visitors—is the ideal way to get your bearings and see the sights around Whistler.
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$72.12
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$72.12
Price varies by group size
Face masks provided for travelers
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Guided Sightseeing Tour in Vancouver, Shannon Falls and Whistler
Have your camera ready to capture photos of bald eagles in Brackendale during this full-day journey to Whistler, via downtown Vancouver. Along the way, stop at Stanley Park and Horseshoe Bay, a quaint village at the entrance to Howe Sound. Your guide follows a scenic route along the Sea to Sky Highway to Shannon Falls, where you'll take a short hike, with time to explore the ski resort year-round.
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Blackcomb Glacier Safari by 4x4
Experience Whistler's incredible vistas on a 2-hour trip toward the peak of Blackcomb Mountain in a Jeep 4x4. Head off-road with your driver/guide and admire the blue ice of Hortsman Glacier up close. Take in stunning views of the Coast Mountain Range and Whistler Village while learning about the area from your guide.
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Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travelers
Private Whistler Sightseeing Tours: Discover all of Whistler Year-Round!
This private locally guided Whistler Sightseeing Tour will take you to discover the entire Whistler Valley. A unique, scenic, fun and informative adventure to the areas most picturesque locations, Olympic venues, historic sites and hidden local shopping districts. A must for those who wish to see it all, take fantastic photos and enjoy priceless local knowledge. Bear, eagle and other wildlife are often spotted en route over the warmer months, so don't forget your camera!
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$248.20
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$248.20
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Face masks provided for travelers
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Whistler Intro to Backcountry Skiing and Splitboarding
Have you thought of trying backcountry skiing or snowboarding on your next ski vacation? Get away from the crowds on Whistler Mountain and into the peace and beauty just beyond the boundary lines. Spend a full day with the safety of one of our professional guides and learn the basics of the backcountry. No backcountry experience is required. You'll be getting into some gorgeous untracked snow!
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Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Mountain Explorer by Snowmobile Tour
Be thrilled by the sensation of driving or share this mountain experience with a friend as
you embark on our classic apres snowmobile tour on Blackcomb Mountain. Escape the
winter shadows as you meander through old growth forest and up cat tracks at dusk.
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Face masks required for guides in public areas
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Blackcomb Sunset Jeep Tour
Watch the daylight dwindle over Canada’s breathtaking peaks and valleys on this Blackcomb sunset tour. Hop into your 4x4 vehicle and head up to a cabin nestled high on Blackcomb Mountain with your guide. Enjoy panoramic views over Whistler Village and the Coast Mountain Range beyond from your vantage point on the high mountainside. As the sun begins its slow descent on the horizon, watch the skies turn all the colors of the rainbow and marvel at the beautiful ‘alpine glow’ before returning back to base.
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Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travelers
Snowboarding Private Coaching/Guiding With a Professional in Whistler
I have priceless experience with snowboarding and i dare say that i can give you great tips to improve your boarding as well as i can guide you through the Whistler mountain like a local since i've been riding the mountain for last 20 years almost everyday.
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Whistler Craft Crawl
Discover the best of Whistler’s craft beer scene on a 4-hour small-group brewery crawl. The tour is the perfect opportunity for out of town visitors looking for a local experience. Throughout the crawl, you’re treated to 16 beer tastings at four of the city’s top breweries. Along the way, eat appetizers at two to three locations. Once the tour is finished enjoy exclusive access to an after party.
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Whistler Sasquatch® Zipline
Test your nerve on Canada’s longest zipline on this 1.5-hour Sasquatch zipline adventure in Whistler. Following a safety briefing with a guide, harness up to the zipline and let yourself go! During your 7,000-foot (2,133-meter) descent, zoom at top speed down the face of Blackcomb Mountain, and take in spectacular views over the forests, lakes, peaks, rivers and glacier. At the bottom, disconnect from the zipline with a smile of exhilaration on your face and watch as your friends whizz down.
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Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travelers
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