News & Events In Whistler And Victoria

The craft beer craze has exploded in British Columbia over the last decade, and while some might overlook the ski town, the true cerevisa-phile knows about the thriving Whistler craft beer scene.  From gourmet restaurants to local hangouts, the whole resort has embraced craft beer, which isn’t surprising as there are two breweries in town. …

Known as the mecca of North American skiing, an epic day at Whistler Blackcomb means you need an epic Whistler winter itinerary. And if you have come all the way here, you might as well spend as much time as possible ON the mountain, rather than off. Check out our on mountain Whistler itinerary to…

Camping in Whistler is extremely popular in the summer and warmer months. But some diehard skiers take the same attitude in the snow and partake in winter camping in Whistler.  Hotels can be expensive during the ski season and tend to sell out over holidays. So to avoid paying that premium, people are pitching tents…

Key Takeaways: If you’re in a rush: Axe throwing has become a popular recreational activity in Vancouver Venues offer trained, enthusiastic staff to ensure safety and teach throwing techniques. The activity fits a wide range of events, including corporate functions, parties, date nights, and casual gatherings. Forged Axe Throwing has locations in Victoria and…

Skiing and mountain biking are what most people think of when planning a vacation in Whistler. But there are many other fantastic activities that you can choose from, and nothing is quite like a Whistler ATV tour.  Fast speeds and scenic views are what you can expect when you drive an ATV in Whistler. Tours…

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. …