Whistler Village & Creekside

This popular local spot is consistently ranked among the best restaurants in Whistler. For a special evening, reserve a table at Rim Rock Café to enjoy this intimate culinary experience featuring excellent cuisine, fine wines, and exceptional service.

Nestled in Creekside Village, this warm and inviting restaurant focuses on West Coast cuisine that delights the senses. Red Door Bistro has often been named one of the best restaurants in Whistler. Make sure to book in advance to enjoy this unique culinary experience.

On the shores of Nita Lake, this boutique hotel offers fresh coffee, breakfasts, and sandwiches at Fix Café, seasonal farm-to-table dishes at The Den restaurant, as well as craft cocktails and local beers at the Cure Lounge & Patio, with views of a glacier-fed lake. Make sure to add Nita Lake Lodge to your list when visiting Whistler!

This is the ideal place to eat at in Whistler's Creekside village for a true authentic wood-fired pizza experience. Creekbread Restaurant offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere in the heart of Creekside Village. Enjoy a local craft beer and share a pizza with friends or family.

This classic Whistler hike in Garibaldi Provincial Park offers spectacular views of a turquoise glacier-fed lake and snow-capped peaks. This 7.5 km trail can be completed in an afternoon, making it ideal for families or anyone looking for a short hike with big rewards.

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

This record-breaking gondola stretches over 4.4 km between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Step into a glass-bottom cabin to enjoy breathtaking views of the valley 436 meters below. From the summit of both mountains, you can access over 50 km of hiking trails and more than 200 marked ski runs.

Stroll through Whistler’s pedestrian village and explore the many galleries, boutiques, and outdoor adventure shops. Enjoy a beer on a patio or settle into a cozy lounge for an intimate aperitif. Let the kids roam the playgrounds, or visit the art gallery at the Audain Museum to admire an impressive collection of Indigenous West Coast art.

Choose from four courses, each perfectly designed and set against the majestic backdrop of towering alpine peaks. In Whistler, golfers can enjoy an extended playing season, with courses open from mid-May to mid-October.

Ride the famous Top of the World trail from the summit of Whistler Mountain, or head into the Whistler Bike Park, take a bike lesson, and explore the countless cross-country trails in the valley. Hire a guide or set out to discover the trails on your own.

Skiing in Whistler is truly exceptional. carve new tracks in 16 alpine bowls spread across two mountains. Whistler Blackcomb has 37 lifts and more than 3,307 hectares of terrain to explore, you’ll need to come back again and again to experience it all.

Push your limits and your adrenaline with a bungee jump over a rushing glacier-fed river or a zipline ride through ancient cedars during an aerial adventure. Tour operators are ready to take you out and get your heart racing.

Imagine the thrill of having an entire mountain to yourself with an exclusive heli-skiing experience covering over 432,000 acres and 173 glaciers. Gather your friends, hop into a helicopter, and soar above the surrounding mountains to carve down alpine slopes without encountering a single soul.

Follow an enchanting story through the wild forest of Cougar Mountain on a nighttime multimedia walk. Vallea Lumina is a perfect experience for friends and families, featuring a light and sound show that transforms the forest into a true wonderland.