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Sightseeing & Hiking in Whistler

Sightseeing & Hiking in Whistler

The Whistler area is bursting with trails, hikes, climbs, and secret pathways that can take you into a pristine natural wonderland. Some routes are minutes from the Whistler Village, while others take you up to the peaks of snow-capped mountains. The brand new PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola connects Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains at their peaks and opens up Blackcomb for summer hiking. Head up Whistler Mountain on the PEAK 2 PEAK Alpine Experience and divide your time between the two. The options are endless!

SPRING 2013

Spring 2013

April 27 - May 24, 2013

This spring travel to the top of Blackcomb Mountain via the Wizard and Solar Coaster Chair Lifts and enjoy the beautiful mountain vistas. Please note the PEAK 2 PEAK is closed at this time.


Sightseeing Adult (19-64 yrs) Senior (65+) Youth (13-18 yrs) Child (7 - 12 yrs)
1 DAY SPRING
Wizard & Solar Coaster Chairs to top of Blackcomb Mountain
$32.95 $27.95 $27.95 $16.95

*All advertised rates are quoted in CDN funds and subject to tax.

Summer 2013

PEAK 2 PEAK Alpine Experience

May 25 - September 22, 2013
Weekends only from September 28 - October 14, 2013

The traverse between the two Mountains provides a 360-degree view of Whistler Blackcomb's alpine environment, its surrounding peaks, changing seasons and wildlife habitat.


Sightseeing Adult (19-64 yrs) Senior (65+) Youth (13-18 yrs) Child (7 - 12 yrs)
1 DAY SUMMER
PEAK 2 PEAK Alpine Experience
$46.95 $39.95 $39.95 $23.95
1 DAY SUMMER
PEAK 2 PEAK Alpine Experience
$10 Voucher**
$51.95 $44.95 $44.95 $26.95

*All advertised rates are quoted in CDN funds & subject to tax. Must be booked outside of 56 hours to secure this low rate.
** Vouchers are valid same day at any Whistler Blackcomb food and beverage or retail location.

Mountain Top Dining

Mountain Top BBQ

June 28th - September 1st, 2013, Saturday September 7th 2013

Enjoy a mountain top BBQ with live entertainment and scenic views every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening at the Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain. Just ride up the Whistler Village Gondola and enjoy mouth-watering BBQ, fresh salads and delicious desserts at 6000ft.


Mountain Top BBQ Adult (19-64 yrs) Senior (65+) Youth (13-18 yrs) Child (7 - 12 yrs)
1 Day Dinner and Lift $64.95 $57.95 $28.95

*All advertised rates are quoted in CDN funds and subject to tax.

Friday Evening BBQ features slow roasted pork on the rotisserie over hot coals and all the fixings.
Saturday Evening BBQ features slow cooked prime rib and slow-smoked BBQ carved for you.
Sunday Evening BBQ features West Coast seafood and a great selection of local favorites and sweet treats.

Mountaineering

Mountaineering

So you've hiked all the trails and routes from beginner to challenging and now you are looking for that next big challenge. Ever tried mountaineering? The Whistler area has some of the best, classic alpine routes in the area. Some mountain summits are attained with pure alpine rock climbing and others involve a mix of glacier travel, snow and ice climbing.

Local guides and courses from beginner to advanced are available to the thrill-seeking mountain adventurer. Popular climbs are Wedge Mountain at 2,904 metres, Mt. Matier at 2,770 metres and Blackcomb Peak at 2,346 metres.

Rock Climbing

In the summer, the Whistler area has some of the best rock climbing in the world - most famous are the long, multi-pitch routes on the 650 metre / 2,145 feet high granite massif called "The Chief" in Squamish. Whether you want to scale sheer rock faces or just learn the basics, there are plenty of opportunities in Whistler. Most tours offer enough instruction to get you up and climbing in the same day. An on-site guide will coach and offer assistance. Half-day sessions are held in the Whistler area while full days take place in Squamish. Full two-day courses are aimed at those with little or no experience; learn techniques, rope management, anchor building, rappelling and safety.

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