Whistler gives me energy unlike anywhere else. The mountains feel endless, the terrain full of possibility and the village alive in a way that makes even the coldest days feel warm. I love the rhythm of Whistler life, from bold runs in the high alpine to afternoons spent discovering inventive cocktails and unexpectedly good food in the heart of the village. There is a sense of welcome here that is distinctly Canadian, and it keeps me returning whenever I want a winter that feels both adventurous and effortlessly fun.



Ski Essentials:
Best runs:
Peak to Creek for an unforgettable long descent.
Harmony Bowl and Symphony Amphitheatre for soft, open fields.
Blackcomb Glacier for a true alpine challenge.
Best hotels:
Four Seasons Resort Whistler
Fairmont Chateau Whistler
Nita Lake Lodge
Season window:
Late November through May with deep mid-winter snowpacks from January through
March.
Snow quality:
Famous for its volume and variety with plentiful soft powder and excellent high alpine conditions.