Whistler Blackcomb

Resort Information

Overview

Whistler Blackcomb, nestled in the breathtaking Coast Mountains of British Columbia, is located merely two hours from Vancouver. Renowned as the largest ski resort in North America, it covers an expansive area of 3,307 hectares of skiable terrain spread across two interconnected mountains. With 295 meticulously maintained trails and 26 state-of-the-art lifts, the resort boasts a remarkable vertical drop of 1,609 meters and typically enjoys an impressive average annual snowfall of 823 centimeters. The terrain is thoughtfully categorized to accommodate every skill level, featuring 18% beginner runs, 40% intermediate trails, 35% advanced slopes, and 7% designated for expert skiers, making Whistler Blackcomb an excellent choice for adventurers of all abilities.

Families will find a welcoming environment, complete with dedicated beginner zones such as Olympic Station and the Magic Carpet, alongside engaging programs for children and top-notch childcare services. Those looking for extra thrills can enjoy five terrain parks, seven exciting tubing lanes, and a superpipe, ensuring that off-piste experiences are abundant. The iconic PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola effortlessly links the Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, offering breathtaking panoramas while facilitating easy transitions between the two terrains. The resort is equipped with various conveniences including dining options, ski rentals, and ski school services, which are conveniently available at several base areas like Whistler Village, Upper Village, and Creekside.

Whistler Blackcomb consistently draws visitors in with its remarkable scale, stunning alpine landscapes, and well-established infrastructure. Whether you’re expertly navigating groomed runs, exploring expansive alpine bowls, or unwinding in the pedestrian-friendly village during après-ski, this resort promises a comprehensive mountain experience. The combination of natural splendor, diverse terrain, and a lively local culture solidifies Whistler Blackcomb as a premier destination for winter enthusiasts searching for both excitement and relaxation.

Terrain

When's the snowiest month to visit Whistler Blackcomb?

The snowiest month at Whistler Blackcomb is typically December, with an average snow depth of 90 cm at the base. During December, you can expect 4.2 snowy days per week with an average of 43 cm of fresh snow.

See full historical data for Whistler Blackcomb on Historical Data page.

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