Top things to see and do in Whistler

Ranking in the Top 5 Ski Resorts in the world Whistler Blackcomb has a lot going on. There is so much fun-filled action for the whole family, with entertainment and activities for the kids, great food, village shopping, all happening any season of the year.

A world renowned bike park, with plenty of lifts to get you to the top and a mixed bag of trails for every level of bike rider. Open in the summertime between the months of May and October, there is varying terrain from technical downhill, rock and root sections, big jumps to flowing trails - there is something for everyone! If you are new to this type of riding there are guides available to get you up to speed.

Dedicated to the history and culture of local First Nations the Centre shares and showcases the past and present, with interesting history and cultural journey of two native communities, the Squamish and the Lil'wat . You'll find storytelling and interpretive walks, interactive craft for all ages, gallery and giftshop. The venue is also home to the cosy Thunderbird Cafe where the menu is inspired by traditional First Nations food and made with local ingredients.

You don't need to be skiing or snowboarding to experience a ride in the award-winning gondola. Step aboard for fantastic views of the mountains, ski fields and Whistler Village - winter or summer!

There are four championship golf courses in Whistler where the greens and fairways are set amongst magnificent alpine views and an abundance of fresh air. Big Sky Golf, Fairmont Chateau Whistler, Nicklaus North and Whistler Golf Club. Whichever course you decide to tee off from, you are assured a warm welcome at the 19th hole.

Whistler Kids is a skiing and snowboarding school just for kids. You can book private or group lessons, and adventure camps to introduce the kids to the fun and buzz of learning to ski or snowboard. Experienced and professional instructors offer a positive, playful and encouraging learning environment for your kids.