News & Events In Whistler And Victoria

You’re in luck. We’re here to deliver the most critical information you’ll need to start each day of your vacation off right: the ultimate guide to the best Whistler breakfast hotspots.  Trust us: We’ve eaten breakfast all across our home town and know what we’re talking about. We’ve got tons of Whistler tips. So, whether…

Often, Whistler in September is an overlooked time to visit. Everyone is so fixated on the summer and winter months. However, many people find that spending time in Whistler in September is like finding a diamond in the rough.   There is still a lot to do in Whistler, BC in September. Your must-do summer activities…

Whistler can sometimes feel like Disneyland for adults, but it has always offered great spaces for family exploration, too. It’s so family-friendly in fact that the municipality has specifically structured the Villages to be full of fun for adults and children alike. During the day, there are endless activities in Whistler for families to enjoy….

After a summer packed with biking, hiking, lake days, and every other outdoor activity in Whistler, the Labour Day long weekend is the perfect last hoorah for summer.  The atmosphere and outdoor activities are favourites amongst families—conditions are perfect in the Whistler Bike Park, and the free buses make it easy for everyone to get…

Whistler winters are famous for accumulating 11.38 metres of snow, on average, each season. As amazing as this is for skiers, the snowfall also creates a unique experience for hikers.  In summer, the Whistler snow walls provide an extraordinary photo op. Located on Whistler Mountain, the snow walls are a great adventurous hike into the…

The past two years have been interesting for those who had to adapt to working from home daily, and the only time they interacted with others was through Zoom meetings. Luckily, those days are largely behind us and Whistler corporate events are back.  Planning a corporate event in Whistler has its advantages. There are lots…

During the pandemic, your company probably faced numerous job shifts with people coming and going. Maybe you also went remote for a while, which could explain why you’ve felt a little disoriented around new coworkers. To boost morale, forget about the cliché Vancouver team-building activities and try something new with corporate team building in Whistler. …

Travelling to Whistler from Vancouver on the Sea to Sky Highway in British Columbia is one of the most beautiful and scenic routes in Canada, perhaps even the world. The highway is breathtaking, and it’s worth mentioning that it could be considered a must-do activity in itself as it’s not just a highway–it’s a “sea…

Camping near Whistler is the most gratifying way to take in the Canadian landscape and get a sense of what the area has to offer. Home to more than just an energetic nightlife and the high adrenaline activities, Whistler is also a gateway to the coastal BC mountains, lakes, and alpine fields that characterise this…

So, you’re interested in throwing axes. What about it drew you in? Was it the novelty? Was it the idea of hurling something dangerous at a slab of wood? Was it because someone challenged you?  No matter the reason you ended up on this page, we’re glad you’re here.  Here’s a rundown on everything you…

It’s not called “Beautiful British Columbia” without reason. With so many amazing locations to see, it’s hard to narrow down which are the best places to visit in BC. There is no shortage of places to explore, from stunning mountain ranges and breathtaking coastlines to the deep, lush rainforests. Here are our favourite and most…

We know you’ve heard the stories—your friends head off to Whistler for the ultimate vacation, but when they come back, it’s not just the skiing, snowboarding, biking, or hiking they can’t stop talking about. The clubs in Whistler almost always get a mention. The Whistler night scene is like no other, with countless bars, pubs,…