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Whistler, Canada
The Belmont Estate
14 guests·7 bedrooms·5 baths
chalet·ski in-ski-out
Low season:£38,500per week
£2,750 per person
Canada
Luxury Ski Chalets in Whistler
North America's largest ski resort, offering unparalleled terrain and a vibrant pedestrian village.
27 properties available
675m
Altitude
2,284m
Summit
8,171 acres (approx. 200km)
Pistes
1,609m
Vertical Drop
11.8m per season
Avg. Snow
Late November - Late May
Season
About the Resort
About Whistler
Whistler Blackcomb is widely considered one of the premier ski destinations in the world, renowned for its massive terrain spanning two colossal mountains. Linked by the engineering marvel of the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, the resort offers over 8,100 acres of skiable terrain, encompassing deep alpine bowls, extensive glades, and long, perfectly groomed cruisers.
The Resort
Located in the spectacular Coast Mountains of British Columbia, the purpose-built, pedestrian-only Whistler Village beats at the heart of the resort. The village is famously lively, bustling with high-end boutiques, world-class dining, and an après-ski scene that rivals the best in Europe. From family-friendly learning zones to extreme double-black diamond chutes, Whistler delivers an unforgettable winter experience for every type of skier and snowboarder.
On the Mountain
Whistler Blackcomb offers unparalleled variety, from the gentle slopes of the Olympic Zone to the breathtaking high-alpine bowls of Symphony and Harmony. The sheer scale means endless exploration, with Blackcomb's renowned fall-line skiing complementing Whistler Mountain's expansive back bowls. Tree skiing, glacier runs, and world-class terrain parks ensure every skill level and riding style is catered to perfectly.
Coast Mountains, British Columbia
A rugged mountain range running along the Pacific coast of North America, known for heavy, consistent snowfall and dramatic glaciated peaks.
Location
Where is Whistler?
Resort Details
Ideal For
Whistler is perfect for
Families
Extensive beginner zones, an exceptional ski school, and a pedestrian-friendly village.
Advanced & Experts
Incredible steep chutes, massive alpine bowls, and challenging hike-to terrain.
Après-Ski Enthusiasts
A vibrant village filled with legendary bars, live music, and energetic patios.
Freeriders
Deep Pacific powder, incredible tree runs, and vast lift-accessed backcountry.
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Dining in Whistler
Araxi Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Whistler Village Square
A fine dining institution in Whistler Village renowned for its extensive wine list and locally sourced farm-to-table ingredients.
Christine's on Blackcomb
Rendezvous Lodge (Blackcomb Mountain)
Premium mountain-top dining offering panoramic views and sophisticated cuisine far beyond typical ski lodge fare.
Bearfoot Bistro
Whistler Village
An extraordinary culinary experience known for extravagant tasting menus, live music, and an extensive underground wine cellar.
Garibaldi Lift Co. (GLC)
Base of Whistler Mountain
Consistently ranked as one of North America's best après-ski bars, offering a lively atmosphere overlooking the skier plaza.
From the Journal
Guides for Whistler
Common Questions
Whistler FAQ
When is the best time to ski in Whistler?
The ski season in Whistler typically runs Late November to late May. The resort averages 11.8m per season of snowfall, so conditions are usually reliable throughout. Whistler is part of the Vail Resorts Epic Pass network. Buying tickets in advance online yields significant savings compared to walk-up window rates.
What is the skiing like in Whistler?
Whistler offers 8,171 acres (approx. 200km) of pistes with a vertical drop of 1,609m. Whistler Blackcomb offers unparalleled variety, from the gentle slopes of the Olympic Zone to the breathtaking high-alpine bowls of Symphony and Harmony. The sheer scale means endless exploration, with Blackcomb's renowned fall-line skiing complementing Whistler Mountain's expansive back bowls. It forms part of the Coast Mountains, British Columbia ski area.
What makes Whistler special?
North America's largest ski resort, offering unparalleled terrain and a vibrant pedestrian village. Whistler is a modern mountain resort, known for its distinctive character and atmosphere. Key highlights include family friendly, beginners, intermediates, advanced, experts.
What are the snow conditions like in Whistler?
Whistler receives an average of 11.8m per season of snowfall. With skiing up to 2,284m, higher altitude terrain holds snow well into spring. The resort also benefits from glacier skiing, extending the season and ensuring reliable coverage. Recent snowfall: Reliable Pacific winter storms providing deep coverage.
Is Whistler good for families?
Whistler is well-suited for several types of visitors. For families: Extensive beginner zones, an exceptional ski school, and a pedestrian-friendly village. For advanced & experts: Incredible steep chutes, massive alpine bowls, and challenging hike-to terrain. For après-ski enthusiasts: A vibrant village filled with legendary bars, live music, and energetic patios.
How do you get to Whistler?
The nearest airport is Vancouver International Airport (YVR), about 135km away (approximately 2h 30min by transfer). Frequent scheduled shuttle buses and private luxury SUVs are readily available directly from YVR or downtown Vancouver along the scenic Sea-to-Sky Highway. BC Transit operates local buses within Whistler, but travel from the airport is strictly by private or shared shuttle coach.
How much is a lift pass in Whistler?
Lift passes in Whistler are available as Adult Day Pass (CAD 220), Adult 6-Day Pass (CAD 1,150). Passes often cover the wider Coast Mountains, British Columbia area, giving access to a much larger ski domain. Accommodation and peak-season lift tickets should be booked several months in advance to secure availability and best pricing.
Where are the best places to eat in Whistler?
Standout dining in Whistler includes Araxi Restaurant & Oyster Bar (A fine dining institution in Whistler Village renowned for its extensive wine list and locally sourced farm-to-table ingredients.), Christine's on Blackcomb (Premium mountain-top dining offering panoramic views and sophisticated cuisine far beyond typical ski lodge fare.), Bearfoot Bistro (An extraordinary culinary experience known for extravagant tasting menus, live music, and an extensive underground wine cellar.). With 4 recommended restaurants in total, the resort offers an impressive dining scene for a ski destination.
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