Whistler Blackcomb

Snowboarded for 6 days. Only got snow on one day but overall enjoyed my time. Lines are longer on weekends and pow days... as it is anywhere. Friendly staff, terrain for all stages/ages. Recommend riding the peak 2 peak once on a sunny day. Also, recommend trying the fresh tracks breakfast and visiting the ice cave!

The variety here is fantastic! The amount of terrain here is insane. The vibe in the village is awesome too! Great for all types of people, including families too. Getting a little pricey though, book your lift tickets in advance to get the best deal!

Beautiful view from the top even on rainy day. Ski was amazing, going downhill using green trails took 7 km. Kind staff, equipment rental is well organized.

Caught the Fire and Ice show (in its 28th year). Great crowd and a great show. The skiers and boarders were amazing to see, and the jumps and flips they did were first class. The “fire”-side of the show is well done too. Lots of action as a prelude to the jumps and all through the evening. It was pretty cool to see these guys perform.

My favorite ski resort so far. Terrain is huge and varied. Good snow, great infrastructure. Even though it was crowded, it never felt overrun and lift lines were decent. Good Seleccion of Restaurants, bars and Apres Ski in general. Will definitely be back!

Ski hill is amazing but Vail Resorts is shameless for charging $220 for a lift ticket.

Fantastic mountain/resort. If you live here or nearby come often, if you dont live near, try to come at least once. Summer for biking, Winter for skiing, tons of restaurants, shopping, things to do

I bought the 1day tourist pass to travel to and from Mt Blackcomb and Whistler. Despite there was no snow yet, the view was still stunning. It was quite a great deal for tourists like myself to have a taste of the canadian mountains.

The Whistler Blackcomb mountains are a pair of mountain peaks in the Western region of British Columbia in Canada. It is located in one of the Pacific Ranges of the Coast Mountains and is the home of the all season resort more commonly known as Whistler. It is the biggest ski area in all of North America. The 2010 Winter Olympic Games were hosted at Whistler. It is almost perpetually covered with snow most of the year, and the gentle slopes of the mountainsides make it very suitable for skiing, biking and hiking. There are many ziplines as well. The Peak 2 Peak Gondola ride is absolutely top-of-the-list must do in Whistler. The views from the gondolas are simply spectacular.At the peaks of either the Whistler or Blackcomb mountain there are restaurants and washrooms where you can enjoy your meals gazing at the beautiful scenery. You can also do some shopping for souvenirs or clothes. There are many resorts to stay in Whistler. The sloping roofs of all the buildings and the beautiful architecture give the village a very Swiss-like Alpine atmosphere. It is a place worth visiting for a great vacation. We visited the resort town in June 2019.