Whistler Blackcomb is North America’s biggest ski resort, with 200+ runs spread over 8,171 acres — home to big mountain skiing, the kind you see in the movies. You know: powder in the face, arcing turns on long, vertical descents and cliff drops with pillowy landings. But while that’s pretty epic (and perhaps a little intimidating), it’s worth noting that 55 per cent of Whistler Blackcomb’s (WB) terrain is green and blue runs (beginner and intermediate). That means you can work up to those powder turns or cruise the corduroy at your own pace and take in the incredible views of the Coast Mountains.
Curve! Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast
Katherine Fawcett
Marika Echachis Swan was raised in a community of carvers: mask, pole, and canoe carvers. “I grew up around wood chips, sharp knives and the smell of cedar, but I also grew up around carvers that were all men.” Luckily, the men in Swan’s li
Russna Kaur
A Site-Specific Audain Art Museum Exhibition
Katherine Fawcett
Regular Audain Art Museum (AAM) visitors will be familiar with Russna Kaur’s bold and innovative work. One of her major pieces, entitled They are midway between the sun and the moon, 2020, made of acrylic, cold wax, sand, cut canvas, pastel on wood panel, canvas, raw silk and cotton, is part of the AAM’s permanent collection.
Calendar of Events
Whistler Traveller
There’s always something fun happenning in Whistler! So whether it’s sports, culture, arts, entertainment or dining events, check out our calendar to plan your visit or see what’s happenning during your stay in Whistler.
Taste & Indulgence
Whistler Traveller
Treat yourself to something delicious at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Try one of their decadent chocolate-coated ice cream bars; experience a delicious…
Style & Indulgence
Whistler Traveller
Find sweaters year-round, plus accessories galore at Amos & Andes, The Whistler Sweater Shop; take home a stunning hardcover art book from…
Curve! – Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast
Katherine Fawcett
Indigenous women have long been the keepers of stories and cultural practices in their communities through beautiful weavings, beadwork, dances, and song.
Whistler Traveller – Celebrating 15 Years
Whistler Traveller turns 15 this year, and this issue is our 31st edition! We would like to thank everyone for their support, and we look forward to many future issues.
Whistler – Welcome to Sea to Sky Country
David Burke | Images Joern Rohde
When it comes to summertime getaways, Whistler represents a true convergence: stunning alpine scenery, pristine lakes, world-class trails, varied and vibrant dining options,
