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.

Whistler’s restaurants have you covered for tasty food & drink. Dine on Spanish tapas and more at the recently re-opened Bar Oso; visit the new Alpha Café for signature sandwiches, freshly baked treats, and velvety coffee.

Chelsey Walker, who grew up ski racing, was working as a heli-ski guide 18 years ago when her mother, a special education teacher who worked as

Whistler’s delightfully meandering pedestrian Village Stroll connects the ski hills to more than 100 shops and eateries, as well as various art installations and points of interest. The cobblestone walkways and mountain views give it a classic ski-town feel.

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.

Giving you the inside information on what’s happening, what’s fun, and what’s new in Whistler. Get updated on WB lift upgrades; learn more about Invictus Games coming to Whistler and have some fun with the language of snow.

Après-ski — undoubtedly one of the most celebrated traditions following a day skiing, riding, or adventuring in the mountains. Whistler has a reputation for being one of the best resorts in North America in which to partake, whether it’s your first time visiting or you’re one of the many who come back year after year to your mountain home away from home.
You’re in for a treat if you’re new to Whistler-style après — no need to stop off at your hotel to get changed. In Whistler, après-ski is super chill, with ski or snowboard boots, thermals and casual clothing all positively encouraged everywhere, from five-star hotel lounges to funky locals’ bars. Après draws a neat line between the end of your day on the hill and the start of your night’s adventures… get ready for some memorably delicious experiences!

Shiny ceramic apples, grapefruit, oranges, stacked in neat pyramids, green-grocer style. A long, rather eerie row of well-worn, cherry-red glazed shoes. Glossy, pale green cabbages floating disobediently in the air. Painted flowers growing beside concrete. Parrots spinning on record players. Random videotaped picnic performances. Cloudy, painted night skies.

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.

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