A local’s guide of the best things that Whistler has to offer. We’re not trying to sell you on anything, we’re just here to show you how to make the most of your trip. Curated by locals who live and breathe this place.
Our Most asked Questions
When Should I come?
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Winter
The season that Whistler is best known for. You can do it right, and you can do it wrong. Let us guide you on how to make the most of this place when it is truly at its best.
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Summer
Whistler’s new most popular season. Beaches, biking, hiking, patios, golf, and a whole bunch of good times in the mountains. The days are long and there is a lot to do.
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Spring
Possibly the best time to visit, but the secret is getting out. You won’t have enough room in your car for all of the gear you’ll need for multi-sport days and the changing seasons.
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Fall
The last true dead season in Whistler. Although options become limited later in the fall, this is often the best time of year to get away from the crowds and find a deal.
What is the Whistler Guide?
This started as a text message from a friend: “What should I do in Whistler next week”. Then the longer I lived here, the more requests kept coming. So, I made a website with all of my favourite things, tips, tricks, and insights on the place I call home.
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