Category: Lifestyle

A trip to Whistler during peak ski season can be costly and many of the exciting activities on offer are expensive. However, Whistler is a very community-minded place, which is why you will find a great offering of free activities for locals and visitors alike throughout the year. Whistler offers plenty of free events and […]

Yoga is continuing to become increasingly popular worldwide, and in Whistler it’s no different! With that in mind we take a look at where to find the best guided yoga practices in Whistler all year round. Whether you enjoy outdoor yoga sessions, studio guided sessions or a guided session from the comfort of your home, […]

The Whistler Great Outdoors Festival, GO Fest for short, is just that—an annual festival celebrating Whistler and BC’s natural and inviting landscape. The 5th Annual GO Fest, which takes place during the Victoria Day long weekend, from May 18th to 21st, is the perfect way to spend a weekend and transition from winter to summer. […]

Guest Post by Kaylah Hale: ResortQuest Whistler

Guest Post by Kaylah Hale: ResortQuest Whistler

Whistler is home to some of the region’s best hiking trails, offering incredibly scenery and rewarding excursions. As the snow covers the ground in winter the majority of these trails can only be accessed by snowshoe. However, you don’t always want to strap in for a big day out! Sometimes it’s nice to take a […]

For most people the move to Whistler is a lifestyle choice. Whether you come from the Lower Mainland, or further afield, the reason many make the move is to enjoy a certain way of life. Whistler offers a huge array of activities and outdoor adventures all year round, and with the draw of one of […]

There are so many activities to choose from in Whistler, that sometimes it can seem overwhelming. Most who venture to the action packed town are aware of the snowboarding, skiing and other common winter sports. This list provides some alternative activities when you have fallen one too many times on your board, or are just […]

It’s the end of summer, the leaves are changing colour, and there is a light dusting of snow on the mountain. But what is there to do in Whistler now? As the seasons change Whistler goes through a transition stage, with less tourists, seasonaires leaving and no on-mountain activities. It can sometimes feel like a […]

As the snow melts in the spring, a new world of adventure is unveiled in Whistler. Aside from the hiking and biking trails, one of the biggest summer sports is Golf. Whistler is home to three golf courses, with an additional two in neighbouring Pemberton (you can read all about golf in Pemberton HERE). The […]