Those who choose Whistler as a summertime holiday getaway do so for a dizzying array of reasons, among them stunning alpine scenery, pristine lakes, varied and vibrant dining options, world-class artistic and cultural attractions, and thrill-a-minute outdoor adventures. For the sheer variety of activities and attractions, few (if any) places can match it.

This summer, a rare hush will fall over the airy galleries of the Audain Art Museum (AAM). But lean in closely, and you’ll hear it: the scratch of graphite, the swirl of pastel, the whispered thoughts of artists at work. Gathered Leaves: Discoveries from the Drawings Vault, on display until Oct. 13, is a breathtaking exhibition that pulls 130 works from the archives of the National Gallery of Canada’s (NGC) renowned Prints and Drawings collection into the Sea to Sky spotlight.

Whether you’re eating your way around the menu with friends, sharing dishes, or just like to eat a little lighter in the summer months, small plates are the answer, and they don’t skimp on flavour.
Check out some of our favourite Whistler chefs and their summer menu small plates which showcase the very best B.C. or cross-Canadian ingredients. Discover the seasonal summer flavours of Canada with every bite — and don’t forget to share!

Whistler’s Sasquatch Turns 10Story by Dee Raffo | Images courtesy Ziptrek EcotoursDid that headline catch your attention? No, Whistler doesn’t have a friendly, forest-dwelling Sasquatch you can take a selfie with, but it does have a monster of a zipline. …

There’s something elemental and awe-inspiring about waterfalls. The energy, thunderous crash, and gentle mist are a mesmerizing, rainbow-filled reminder of the majestic power of nature. With glacier-fed torrents and hidden woodland cascades, the Sea to Sky Corridor is a waterfall-seeker’s dream.

Giving you the inside information on what’s happening, what’s fun, and what’s new in Whistler.

Whistler’s spectacular scenery is the backdrop for an exceptional variety of activities. So, why don’t you try these unforgettable Whistler experiences this season? 

Edward Burtynsky is no stranger to scale. Toronto-based Burtynsky is known internationally for his sweeping, high-definition photographs of industrial sites and altered landscapes. In his newest exhibition — The Coast Mountains: Recent Works by Edward Burtynsky — he turns his attention to British Columbia’s alpine giants.

The job of marketing Whistler to the world requires keeping a lot of balls in the air — and according to its leader, the dedicated team at Tourism Whistler (TW) does an amazing job of juggling tasks, adapting to change and finding new ways to attract potential resort guests.

This past summer, the opening of an 11-acre Squamish park provided locals and guests with a spectacular new access point to the northern end of Howe Sound while celebrating the vibrant art and legends of the people who have called the surrounding area home for millennia.