Summer, 

Whistler, site of the alpine and Nordic venues for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games

 
Harmony Lake on top of Whistler Mtn.
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Summer Activities in Whistler:

Ahhhhhh....Summer in Whistler. As any local will tell you, one of the most eagerly anticipated seasons at this four season resort.
Outdoor Activities

Harmony Lake on top of Whistler Mtn.
Picture taken with Noblex Panorama Camera
There is an endless abundance of things to do in and around Whistler.

But just because Summer has arrived, doesn't mean that skiing and snowboarding are over. Blackcomb Mountain now boasts one of the longest ski seasons in North America, staying open until August 2nd this year, conditions permitting.

If you enjoy golfing, there are 3 fabulous golf courses located in Whistler Resort, two more in nearby Pemberton, and two alongside the Sea to Sky highway on your way to Whistler. In Whistler Resort, enjoy the links at the Arnold Palmer designed Whistler Golf Course, Nicklaus North, which was home to the 1997 Skins Tournament, or the Chateau Whistler Golf Course. In Pemberton enjoy the Big Sky Golf Course, or the locals favorite the Pemberton Valley Golf and Country Club. Along the Sea to Sky highway on your way to Whistler, you will pass the Furry Creek Golf and Country Club, followed by the Squamish Golf and Country Club.

For the Mountain Biking enthusiast, Whistler hosts a number of trails to test any level of rider (logging has been a major part of this valley's history and those old roads go EVERYWHERE).  We do have bike rentals available from the lodge.   If you prefer real horsepower to steel (or titanium, aluminum, etc.) why not go Horseback Riding in the Whistler or Pemberton Valley.

If you want to get a little (or a lot) wet, this resort hosts a number of water related activities and sports. Including spectacular Lakes and Beaches.  Experience the thrill of the shooting through the rapids with one of the rafting or jet boating companies, or rent a canoe or kayak and take a leisurely paddle along the River of Golden Dreams. If fishing is more along your line, find out why people were coming here long before it was a World Famous Resort.

There are also a number of tours that you can take to experience the Whistler Valley.....from walks along the Valley Trail, or with BC Rail to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Sea to Sky Corridor. Don't miss the opportunity to check out our ATV and Four Wheel drive tours.
 

Fishing in Whistler: Click below for fishing spots close by:


Why not spend a day Hiking and Mountaineering in the backcountry with an experienced guide, or enjoy the complete surroundings from 10,000 ft with a helicopter or flight seeing tour. If you want to be in a little more control of your flight, why not try Paragliding from the top of Blackcomb Mountain into the valley far below.

And whether you are an experienced in-line skater, or just want to learn the sport for the first time, there are over 20 kilometers of paved trails winding through the valley that will appeal to all skill levels.

SPRING & SUMMER MOUNTAIN SCHEDULE

To be announced 


Indoor Activities

Take in a first run movie at the Rainbow Theatre, (604) 932-2422, located on the lower level of the Whistler Conference Centre. Or pick up a video from rental stores in Whistler Village, Whistler Creekside, or at Marketplace in Village North.

Or you can get in a workout at one of the Resort's fitness centres; aerobics, body building and personal weight training programs are available. Why not pickup your racquets and head to any of the tennis courts that dot the valley, or the squash courts at Meadow Park Sports Arena for as intense a workout as you wish. After a long day of having fun and playing hard try something a little more relaxing. A soothing massage or shiatsu session. You can book your lesson directly from one of several locations throughout Whistler.

There are several different tours to choose from. The Whistler Museum and Archives features interesting exhibits on regional history, skiing, and local flora and fauna. It also offers Valley bus tours and historical slide presentations. Open Wednesday to Sunday (June to September). For more information call (604) 932-2019. Admission by donation.

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