The Ultimate Guide to Valentine’s Day in Whistler: An Itinerary
If we understand anything at Forged Axe Throwing, we understand what it takes to make the perfect date. The number of people who have come through our doors, thrown some axes, and fallen in love – it’s incredible really. There is just something about the smell of wood, sharp objects and the sense of competition that really strikes the heart chords.
There is nothing like Whistler on Valentines Day
With this in mind, we thought we take all our deep-seeded knowledge about love, adventure, and Whistler, and put together the perfect itinerary for you for this upcoming Valentine’s Day. After all, it’s coming up soon and you don’t want to be stuck without a plan.
Putting together the perfectly romantic Valentine’s Day in Whistler is easier than you thought, and we don’t follow gender stereotypes either – this plan goes for both the ladies and the gents. If you take a little bit of time to plan, there are even some Whistler Valentine’s Day deals floating around for special dinners, accommodations, or romantic-ski retreats.
Our dream Valentines Day Itinerary is jammed packed, maybe a little too packed, but it’s best to have a few options on the table. For example, maybe your special someone is allergic to horses, so planning a romantic horse and carriage tour is an absolutely awful idea. So, we’ve laid it all on the table and offered a smorgasbord of suggestions suitable for just about everyone.
Starting with, of course, breakfast.
The Perfect Valentines Breakfast: 9AM
An early start for a big Valentine’s day adventure
In order to pack in a full day of love, we have to start early. Sleeping in is for tomorrow, so get up and get going with a perfect Valentine’s Day Breakfast in the Village. Don’t forget if you are headed to Whistler from Vancouver, give yourself about one to two hours to get here.
When we think about a romantic breakfast, we immediately think about a French patisserie. The French know a thing or two about romance, so we should probably take a few notes. Although Whistler is notable not in France, we still have a few great suggestions for a perfect French-inspired spot to start your day.
Crepe Montagne
Who could say no to stacks on stacks of crepes? Whatever your poison, Crepe Montage are sure to please with savory or sweet varieties. Plus, the obligatory whip cream and strawberries don’t hurt.
Purebread
There are no places in Whistler that rival the baked treats of Purebread
Bread is so good for the heart and soul, which is why we have a deep love affair going with PureBread. Purebread has locations in the Village and in Function Junction (if you are driving up from Vancouver for the big day). They even have gluten-free options.