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1. SKI WHISTLER BLACKCOMB:
Dreaming of fresh powder? Cruise
down Whistler’s longest trail, the 7-
mile (11 kilometers) Peak To Creek that
runs — as its name suggests — all the way from
the top of the mountain to the base.
2. RIVER OF GOLDEN DREAMS:
Soak up the sun
as you paddle your way down the river. Keep your
eyes open for eagles, bears, and beavers.
3. PEAK 2 PEAK GONDOLA:
Take in the views from the highest lift of its kind in the world.
4. SKITCH:
Pick up the perfect Canadian keepsake at this shop in Whistler’s vibrant pedestrian village.
5. SCANDINAVE SPA WHISTLER:
Treat yourself to a Scandinavian bath or deep-tissue massage.
6. SQUAMISH LIL’WAT CULTURAL CENTRE:
Tour this facility to learn about the history, culture, and art
of the Squamish and Lil’wat First Nations.
7. QUATTRO AT WHISTLER:
Order the spaghetti Quattro. It’s lick-the-bowl good.
8. WHISTLER OLYMPIC PLAZA:
Show off your best skating moves at the plaza’s free outdoor ice-
skating rink.
9. SUPERFLY ZIPLINES TOUR:
Get your adrenaline going as you soar through Cougar Mountain.
10. BLACKCOMB SLEIGHRIDES:
Sip hot chocolate on the 30-minute horse-drawn Nicklaus North tour
through the snowy Canadian wilderness and along the shores of Green Lake.
“Late October is when they usually have the first snowfall — beautiful! Friendly people from all over the
world.”
— meadows
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“Best aerial tram: Whistler.”
— TheGipper
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“The heart of a very cosmopolitan village
center with excellent shopping and restaurants is just a short stroll away.”
— hugubu
Vancouver:
Spend some time in
Gastown. Established in 1867, it’s
the city’s oldest neighborhood.
With its funky boutiques and gal-
leries, it’s also its coolest. (1:40)
hy Go?
For the limitless outdoor activities. Whistler, British Columbia, is home to two side-by-side world-class moun-
tains —Whistler and Blackcomb — offering more than 200 marked ski runs, three glaciers, and endless terrain, perfect
any time of year. Indeed, when the weather warms, visitors turn their attention to golfing, hiking, horseback riding, paddle
boarding, and fishing.
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