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High-Flying Adventures

From soaring over mountaintops and ancient glaciers in a helicopter to ziplining over lush, old-growth forests to bungee jumping above a raging, glacier-fed river, a wide range of Whistler-based adventures will put the wind beneath your adventuring wings.

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Adventuring to Dine

Delicious adventures are on the menu from early morning to late evening when you join Whistler’s long-time adventure company, Canadian Wilderness Adventures, for thrilling expeditions into the alpine. B

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The Summer Side of Whistler

Summertime in Whistler serves up an embarrassment of riches: endless exciting activities; an abundance of freshly picked, locally grown fruit and vegetables; multiple freshwater lakes ideal for dock diving, swimming and paddling; alpine hikes amongst wildflowers and wildlife. But can you really have too much of a good thi

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Off-The-Slopes Activities

Whistler is known worldwide for its impressive ski and snowboard terrain. However, if you’re looking to take a day off the slopes or are the non-skier or boarder in your party, here are a few indoor activities with a Whistler spin.

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Adventurous Relaxation

Whistler is where people often come to get away from it all. And while many an après session is filled with the never-ending debate of skiing versus snowboarding, classic versus skate skiing, backcountry versus slackcountry, one thing remains certain — almost everyone who comes to Whistler wants to unwind.

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Après Sips

As the last lifts unload for the day, the slopes may fall silent, but Whistler comes alive with laughter, music and clinking glasses as skiers and boarders gather to celebrate another epic day on the mountains. Welcome to the world of après in Whistler, where it’s not just about conquering slopes but also about telling those stories over frosty glasses and well-crafted cocktails.

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30 Years of Dedication to Canadian Art

Adele Campbell Fine Art has inspired people to fall in love with Canadian art for 30 years. Elizabeth Harris, the gallery’s owner and director, smiles when describing a common experience of visitors to the gallery: “A lot of people don’t know Canadian art,” she says. “When they come into the gallery, they often hav