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The Winter Side of Whistler

David Burke | Images by Joern Rohde

Winter Side of Whistler By David Burke | Images By Joern RohdeWWhile some say summertime is the best time in Whistler — and if you’re here, you may have an opinion about that! — wintertime activities and ambiance undoubtedly put …

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Squamish
Stunning Views, Abundant Recreation

David Burke | Images by Joern Rohde

n the language of the people who have inhabited the head of Howe Sound for millennia, Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh) means “mother of the wind.” To those who love wind sports, the brisk breezes that blow in both summer and winter make it a mecca for their favourite form of outdoor, on-the-water recreation.

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Pemberton
Laid-back Vibe, Adventurous Spirit

Steve Fisher | Images by Joern Rohde

The laid-back community of Pemberton has a few things in common with Whistler — mountains and a focus on outdoor adventure among them — but is, in some ways, the resort community’s polar opposite.

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Vancouver – Vibrant Hub of Canada’s West Coast

David Burke | Images by Joern Rohde

If you’re a first-time visitor with only a couple of days to explore Vancouver, Canada’s West Coast hub and the country’s largest urban area west of Toronto, you’ve got some decisions to make. Do you want to focus on art and culture? Dining? Shopping? Sightseeing? Or some combination of the above?

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Style & Indulgence – Summer 2025

Whistler Traveller

Style and Indulgence Sweaters & accessories year-round at Amos & Andes The Whistler Sweater Shop; 2,500 + eclectic gifts at Get The Goods Whistler; books, art & more at the Audain Art Museum ShopGET THE GOODSFlower Power Organic SoapThis organic …

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Taste & Indulgence – Summer 2025

Whistler Traveller

Treat yourself to retro vibes and fresh flavours at Rockit Coffee Co. Experience a delicious treat of French cheeses at home or in your accommodation from French’eese Whistler.

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Explore Whistler Using a New App

Dee Raffo | Photos by Joern Rohde

Would you like to know where giant cedar trees reach the sky? Where murals hide under bridges? How the First Nations use broadleaf plantain, or how Whistler landed the Olympics? These answers and more can all be found in the palm of your hand, allowing you to dig deeper into Whistler.

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What We Love Now
Lorette Brasserie

Nikki Bayley | Images by Joern Rohde

Whistler’s culinary scene has a new star, and it’s shining brightly for breakfast and dinner. Lorette Brasserie, the latest venture from Jay and James Paré’s restaurant group (joining sister restaurants Caramba and Quattro), has officially opened. On the menu is a fusion of classic French techniques with Québécois inspiration and Pacific Northwest ingredients. The gorgeous room, complete with details such as a hand-painted ceiling and enviable green subway-tiled kitchen walls, brings a wow factor to the Whistler dining scene.