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Whistler is a mountain resort municipality in British Columbia's Coast Mountains, and Voyzo lists 6 private tours here: village and viewpoint tours, a 4x4 bear-watching safari, helicopter flights and, in winter, a backcountry snowmobile tour. It is approximately two hours by road north of Vancouver along the Sea to Sky Highway, according to the Resort Municipality of Whistler. Each tour is quoted by email for your date and group. Whistler Village was planned as a car-free town centre, so it is easy to explore on foot; the tours cover the lakes, lookouts and mountains around it. Whistler Blackcomb lists 20 November 2026 as its winter opening day, pending weather and conditions.
Facts checked 26 October 2026. Tours are priced on request; schedules, fares and dates were checked on that date or on the date named beside them.
Tours
Voyzo lists 6 tours in Whistler today, and all of them are private. They are shown in Voyzo's own order, not ranked by price or reviews: the village and area tours, the wildlife safari, the helicopter flights and the winter-only snowmobile tour. No prices are printed here: send your date and group size and the team replies by email with the price.
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Meets at the Gondola Transit Exchange in Skiers Plaza, Whistler Village; door-to-door pickup can be arranged in the Whistler area
Best for a 3-hour private tour of Lost Lake, the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, Green Lake Lookout and Whistler Olympic Plaza
Price on request
Request a quoteMeets at the Gondola Transit Exchange in Skiers Plaza, or pickup within 9 km of the Whistler area on request
Best for a 3-hour air-conditioned private tour that adds Rainbow Park and the Cheakamus River to Green Lake Lookout and Lost Lake
Price on request
Request a quoteHotel pickup in Whistler, arranged 5 minutes before your tour start time
Best for 2.5 hours in a soft-top 4x4 on Whistler Olympic Park's Legacy Trail Network, watching for black bears; sightings are common but not promised
Price on request
Request a quoteMeets at the Whistler Heliport, about a 15-minute drive from Whistler Village; a shuttle can be arranged on request
Best for a 25-minute private helicopter flight past Cheakamus Glacier, Garibaldi Lake and the Black Tusk, with no landing
Price on request
Request a quoteMeets at the Whistler Heliport, about a 15-minute drive from Whistler Village; a shuttle can be arranged on request
Best for a 45-minute private helicopter flight over the Whistler and Blackcomb peaks and Garibaldi Provincial Park, with a landing only if weather allows
Price on request
Request a quoteMeets at the Blackcomb Snowmobile Base, 15 to 20 minutes south of Whistler Village; a shuttle can be arranged in advance
Best for a 2-hour winter snowmobile ride past Brandywine Mountain, Mount Fee and the Black Tusk with a cabin stop (minimum 2 snowmobiles)
Price on request
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Each tour card says where the tour starts: some meet at a stated point rather than at your hotel. Weather can change flights, wildlife sightings and winter rides, so your quote confirms what applies on your date.
Which tour
Common wishes and the Voyzo tour built for each. Durations and conditions come from the tour pages; prices are quoted by email.
| If you want | Book | Time | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| A first look at the village area, lakes and Olympic sites | Private Whistler Tour: Discover the Best of Whistler!A 3-hour private tour with a local guide: Lost Lake, the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, Green Lake Lookout and Whistler Olympic Plaza. | 3 hours | On request |
| Lookouts and lakeside stops in air-conditioned comfort | Private Whistler Sightseeing Tour: Discover All of Whistler in Comfort!A 3-hour private tour that adds Rainbow Park and the Cheakamus River; Cultural Centre admission is not included. | 3 hours | On request |
| Watching for black bears | Whistler Bear Tour: 4x4 Wildlife Safari2.5 hours in a 4x4 on the Legacy Trail Network at Whistler Olympic Park; sightings are common but not promised. | 2.5 hours | On request |
| A short flight past a glacier and the Black Tusk | Private Whistler Helicopter Tour: Glaciers and Black TuskA 25-minute private flight for up to 5 passengers, with no mountain landing. | 25 minutes | On request |
| A longer flight with a possible mountain landing | Private Whistler Helicopter Tour with Mountain LandingA 45-minute private flight over the Whistler and Blackcomb peaks; the landing depends on the weather. | 45 minutes | On request |
| A winter backcountry ride | Private Snowmobile Tour in WhistlerA 2-hour guided ride that runs with adequate snow cover and needs at least 2 snowmobiles booked. | 2 hours | On request |
These are private tours priced on request, so the table shows no price. Your quote confirms the details for your date.
Things to do
5 attraction guides, each with its own visitor guide. The village and Olympic Plaza are outdoor public spaces; the gondola, the spa and the winter trails at Lost Lake have their own operators and tickets or passes, so check what each charges and when it opens.
Whistler VillageThe car-free village core, planned from 1978; the municipality says Whistler Village opened for business in December 1980.
Peak 2 Peak GondolaLinks Whistler and Blackcomb mountains on a 4.4 km, 11-minute journey according to Whistler Blackcomb, whose pages printed no operating dates for the gondola when checked on 26 October 2026; the resort's winter opening day is listed as 20 November 2026.
Lost Lake ParkA municipal park at 4700 Lost Lake Road: a beach and trails from dawn to dusk in summer, and skiing and snowshoeing with a ticket or pass from 15 December to 31 March.
Scandinave Spa WhistlerA Nordic spa at 8010 Mons Road built around a circuit of hot, cold and rest stages, where electronic devices are kept in lockers.
Plan your visit
Distances, seasons, openings and rules, checked against official sources where they publish a figure, on 26 October 2026. Each block names its sources.
Facts about Whistler from the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) and other official sources, with the date where a fact can change.
Sources: RMOW: About; RMOW: Whistler history; Whistler Blackcomb: hours of operation; Environment Canada: climate normals, WHISTLER station; RMOW: living alongside wildlife; Statistics Canada: 2021 Census Profile, Whistler.
A plan built from the stops described on this page. Check each stop before you go; the table of openings below gives the dates checked on 26 October 2026.
Sources: RMOW: Lost Lake Park; RMOW: transit service; Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre; Scandinave Spa Whistler; Whistler Blackcomb: hours of operation; RMOW: Whistler Olympic Plaza.
Temperatures, snow and rain are 1981 to 2010 averages from Environment Canada's WHISTLER station (climate ID 1048898, elevation 657.8 m); no 1991 to 2020 normals for this station were found when checked on 26 October 2026. What is on is the schedule published when checked on 26 October 2026.
| Season | Typical weather | What is on |
|---|---|---|
| Winter (December–February) | Mean daily highs of -0.2 to 3.2 °C and lows of -5.4 to -4.2 °C. Snowfall averages 114.0 cm in December, 103.0 cm in January and 64.2 cm in February, and the mean snow depth is 54 cm in January and 60 cm in February. | Lost Lake's winter trails run from 15 December to 31 March for skiers and snowshoers with a ticket or pass, and Whistler Olympic Park lists a night skiing special on select Mondays and Wednesdays from 14 December 2026. The RMOW lists 1 October to 31 March as the winter-tire period on most major highways, including Highway 99; check DriveBC before you drive in March or April. Voyzo's snowmobile tour runs while the backcountry has enough snow. |
| Spring (March–May) | Mean daily highs rise from 7.2 °C in March to 16.4 °C in May, and lows from -2.3 to 3.8 °C. Snowfall falls from 47.4 cm in March to 15.8 cm in April and 1.0 cm in May. | The RMOW's winter-tire period and Lost Lake's winter trail season both end on 31 March. Park food trucks run from mid-May to Labour Day, according to the RMOW. |
| Summer (June–August) | Mean daily highs of 19.9 to 24.0 °C and lows of 7.2 to 9.2 °C. July and August average 21.7 and 22.6 days with a high above 20 °C, and they are the driest months at 44.7 and 47.5 mm. | Lost Lake Park is open from dawn until dusk. The RMOW says food trucks may not be scheduled at Lost Lake in late July and early August because of the annual Western Toad migration, whose timing varies from year to year. Crankworx Whistler is listed for 16 to 25 July 2027. Bears live around Whistler's trails: see the outdoors section. |
| Autumn (September–November) | Mean daily highs fall from 19.8 °C in September to 3.5 °C in November, with lows from 5.6 to -1.8 °C. Precipitation averages 154.6 mm in October and 192.1 mm in November, the wettest month of the year, and snowfall averages 7.6 cm in October and 65.7 cm in November. | Winter tire rules start on 1 October. Whistler Blackcomb lists 20 November 2026 as its opening day and Whistler Olympic Park lists 27 November. The Cultural Centre is on a renovation schedule from 6 November to 31 December 2026. The RMOW says bears are most motivated to search for food before hibernation in the fall. |
The normals are for the WHISTLER station at 657.8 m, so they describe the valley, not the mountain tops. Season dates change every year: check each operator before you go.
Sources: Environment Canada: climate normals, WHISTLER station; Whistler Blackcomb: hours of operation; Whistler Olympic Park; RMOW: Lost Lake Park; RMOW: roads and winter driving; Crankworx Whistler; RMOW: living alongside wildlife.
Journey times are for normal conditions. Municipal pages were read from dated copies, so confirm schedules and fares before you travel.
The RMOW puts Whistler approximately two hours north of Vancouver along the Sea to Sky Highway, and the provincial Ministry of Transportation maintains and clears Highway 99. A shuttle operator's FAQ on Tourism Whistler's site notes that only one highway connects Whistler and Vancouver, so delays are unavoidable in extreme weather or after a traffic incident.
The RMOW points drivers to DriveBC for highway alerts and live Highway 99 cameras, or 1-800-550-HWYS (4997). It advises packing warm clothing, food, water and a charged phone, and topping up fuel because there are long stretches between gas stations.
The RMOW says vehicles in British Columbia must use winter tires on most major highways between 1 October and 31 March. On Highway 99 a passenger vehicle needs tires with the three-peaked mountain and snowflake symbol, or the M+S symbol with at least 3.5 mm of tread. Commercial vehicles have different winter tire and chain rules.
Tourism Whistler (copy saved 26 June 2026) says three operators run year-round shuttle bus service between Vancouver International Airport, downtown Vancouver and Whistler, and that private transfers are also available. One operator's FAQ gives a typical journey of around 2.5 hours from the airport. Schedules change by season, so check before you travel.
Whistler Transit buses run from 5:20 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily with extra winter service, and the Village Shuttles (routes 4 and 5) are free (RMOW, August 2026). BC Transit's fares page, in a copy saved on 8 March 2026, listed a single ride at CAD 2.75 and a DayPASS at CAD 5.50, and children 12 and under ride free; the live page showed the same figures on 26 October 2026. Check fares before you ride.
More than 50 km of paved Valley Trail links the village with parks and neighbourhoods. The RMOW's parking page (copy saved 18 February 2026) lists year-round pay parking in Day Lots 1 to 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., a maximum stay of 24 hours, and no parking in those lots from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. between 1 November and 31 March. It warns that the lots can be busy at weekends and in holiday periods.
Sources: RMOW: About; RMOW: roads and winter driving; Tourism Whistler: Vancouver to Whistler by shuttle bus; RMOW: transit service; BC Transit: Whistler fares; RMOW: Valley Trail; RMOW: where to park in Whistler.
Dates published by each operator or owner, as read on 26 October 2026 unless a row says otherwise. Operators change hours and seasons, so the last column says where to check.
| Place or event | What is published | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Whistler Blackcomb winter season | The opening day is listed as 20 November 2026. Whistler Blackcomb says opening and closing dates are subject to change, pending weather and conditions, and that all lifts may close without notice due to weather. | Whistler Blackcomb hours of operation |
| Peak 2 Peak Gondola | Whistler Blackcomb describes a 4.4 km (2.7 mile), 11-minute journey. The pages read did not list operating dates for the gondola, so confirm that it is running on your date. | Whistler Blackcomb lift and terrain status |
| Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre | Standard hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm, closed Mondays. From 6 November to 31 December 2026: Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm. The museum, gift shop and cafe are closed on 2 to 5 November (renovations), 11 and 13 November, 25 and 26 December and 1 January 2027; the centre says additional special closures apply and to check slcc.ca/visit. | slcc.ca |
| Scandinave Spa Whistler | Daily hours of 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., with massages from 9 a.m. | scandinave.com |
| Lost Lake Park | Per the RMOW (page copy of 9 March 2026): open from dawn until dusk in summer. The winter season is 15 December to 31 March, for skiers and snowshoers with a ticket or pass; walking, hiking, biking and dogs are not allowed on the trails then. The parking lot is pick-up and drop-off only from 15 May to 15 September. The RMOW's transit page (copy of 14 August 2026) gave no 2027 shuttle dates. | whistler.ca |
| Whistler Olympic Park, Callaghan Valley | Winter opening is listed as Friday 27 November 2026, weather permitting, with hours of 9 AM to 5 PM daily and until 9 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays, and a night skiing special on select Mondays and Wednesdays starting 14 December 2026. | whistlerolympicpark.com |
| Crankworx Whistler | The next festival is printed as 16 to 25 July 2027. | crankworx.com/whistler |
| Voyzo tours with conditions | The snowmobile tour page says it is winter-only and runs only when the backcountry has adequate snow cover. The mountain-landing helicopter page says the landing happens only when weather allows. The bear-safari page states no season, so Voyzo confirms the dates available when you ask. | Each tour page and your quote |
Not found when checked: the 2027 summer shuttle schedule, the Peak 2 Peak Gondola's operating dates and a calendar date for Whistler Blackcomb's closing day.
Sources: Whistler Blackcomb: hours of operation; Whistler Blackcomb: Whistler in summer; Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre; Scandinave Spa Whistler; RMOW: Lost Lake Park; RMOW: transit service; Whistler Olympic Park; Whistler Sport Legacies; Crankworx Whistler.
Whistler's parks and trails sit in bear habitat, and the lakes are cold. These are the rules and advice published by the RMOW and BC Parks.
Both black bears and grizzly bears live in Whistler, and the RMOW says to stay at least 100 metres from any bear. Its trail advice: make noise, travel in a group of four or more, avoid dawn and dusk, carry bear spray, keep dogs on a leash and never feed a bear. Whistler has been a Bear Smart Community since 2011. Report a bear or cougar in a residential area to the B.C. Conservation Officer Service on 1-877-952-7277, or text 7277.
At Lost Lake there is no lifeguard on duty and the water can be cold, according to the RMOW. The RMOW's rules say to bring a life jacket and whistle: Canadian law requires anyone paddleboarding, canoeing, kayaking or using an inflatable boat to have the right safety gear, except when floating in a swimming area, and non-compliance may result in a CAD 230 fine for each missing item (page copy of 9 March 2026).
Dogs are not permitted on the Lost Lake beach; Canine Cove, an off-leash area, is 400 metres north of it. Camping, campfires, smoking and alcohol are not permitted, and briquette barbecues are prohibited when the fire danger rating is high.
BC Parks describes Garibaldi Provincial Park as 195,000 hectares, legislated as a Class A park in 1927, with five access points along Highway 99 between Squamish and Pemberton, 2 to 16 km off the highway: Diamond Head, Black Tusk/Garibaldi Lake (Rubble Creek), Cheakamus Lake, Singing Pass and Wedgemount Lake. The page read on 26 October 2026 listed day-use pass rules only for dates in 2025, so check BC Parks for current rules. It says climbing the Black Tusk is not recommended because of loose, unstable rock.
Sources: RMOW: living alongside wildlife; RMOW: Lost Lake Park; BC Parks: Garibaldi Provincial Park.
Money, entry, access and safety points that visitors ask about, each from an official page and dated where it can change.
Sources: Government of British Columbia: PST; IRCC: eTA facts; RMOW: where to park in Whistler; RMOW: Lost Lake Park; Government of British Columbia: B.C.'s new time zone (Pacific time); RMOW: Whistler Olympic Plaza; RMOW: transit service.
Places within reach of Whistler by road, from official park and venue pages.
Squamish lies on Highway 99 south of Whistler, and Voyzo lists its tours on its own page. BC Parks puts the access points for Garibaldi Provincial Park on Highway 99 between Squamish and Pemberton; the outdoors section lists them.
BC Parks says the park is 47 km north of Squamish off Highway 99 and describes a 70 metre waterfall. The Brandywine Falls Trail is a 10 to 20 minute one-way walk, there is no access to the lower falls area, and the park gate is closed in the off-season so visitors can only enter on foot.
Whistler Olympic Park is at 1500 Callaghan Valley Road and is run by Whistler Sport Legacies, a not-for-profit organization. Voyzo's 4x4 bear safari begins at Alexander Falls and then enters its Legacy Trail Network, according to the tour page.
Sources: BC Parks: Garibaldi Provincial Park; BC Parks: Brandywine Falls Provincial Park; Whistler Olympic Park; Whistler Sport Legacies.
Questions, answered
Short answers, checked against official sources where they publish a figure, on 26 October 2026.
Tell us your date, group size and what you want to see. The Voyzo team replies by email with the tour that fits and the price for your group.
The Resort Municipality of Whistler puts Whistler approximately two hours north of Vancouver along the Sea to Sky Highway. A shuttle operator's FAQ on Tourism Whistler's site (copy saved 26 June 2026) gives a typical journey of around 2.5 hours from Vancouver airport and notes that only one highway connects the two, so delays are unavoidable in extreme weather or after a traffic incident.
Tourism Whistler says three operators run year-round shuttle bus service between Vancouver International Airport, downtown Vancouver and Whistler, and that private transfers are also available (copy saved 26 June 2026). Schedules change by season, so check the operators for your date. Once in Whistler, the free Village Shuttles and Whistler Transit buses (5:20 a.m. to 3 a.m., RMOW transit page copy of 14 August 2026) cover the village.
The RMOW says vehicles in British Columbia must use winter tires on most major highways between 1 October and 31 March (page copy of 14 August 2026). On Highway 99 a passenger vehicle needs tires with the three-peaked mountain and snowflake symbol, or the M+S symbol with at least 3.5 mm of tread. Commercial vehicles have different rules for winter tires and chains. Check DriveBC for the signed requirements before you drive, especially in March and April.
It depends on what you want. Winter has the snow: Environment Canada's Whistler station averages 114.0 cm in December (1981 to 2010 normals), and Whistler Blackcomb lists 20 November 2026 as its winter opening day, subject to conditions. July and August are the warmest and driest months, with mean daily highs of 23.6 and 24.0 °C and 44.7 and 47.5 mm of precipitation. November (192.1 mm) and January (176.0 mm) are the wettest months.
Whistler Blackcomb's hours-of-operation page, read on 26 October 2026, lists 20 November as the winter 2026-27 opening day and says opening and closing dates are subject to change, pending weather and conditions. It printed no calendar date for the closing day, so check it again closer to your trip.
Yes. The village core is built for walking, Lost Lake Park has a beach and trails in summer and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter, the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre presents Squamish and Lil'wat culture, and Scandinave Spa offers a hot, cold and rest bathing circuit. Voyzo's private tours add a bear-watching safari, helicopter flights and, in winter, a snowmobile ride.
The village was planned from 1978 as a car-free town centre, so its core is built for walking, and more than 50 km of paved Valley Trail links it with parks and neighbourhoods. Whistler Transit runs from 5:20 a.m. to 3 a.m., and the Village Shuttles are free (RMOW transit page, copy of 14 August 2026). Pay parking applies in Day Lots 1 to 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. all year (RMOW page copy of 18 February 2026).
The Peak 2 Peak Gondola links Whistler and Blackcomb mountains; Whistler Blackcomb describes a 4.4 km, 11-minute journey, and Voyzo's guide gives the grand opening as 12 December 2008. The pages read on 26 October 2026 gave no operating dates for the gondola, so confirm it is running on your date on Whistler Blackcomb's lift status page.
The Environment Canada station in Whistler, at 657.8 m elevation, averages 418.7 cm of snowfall a year in its 1981 to 2010 normals: 114.0 cm in December, 103.0 cm in January and 64.2 cm in February. The station is in the valley, so these figures do not describe the mountain tops.
Yes, in summer. Lost Lake Park has a swimming area and docks and is open from dawn until dusk, but there is no lifeguard on duty and the water can be cold, according to the RMOW (page copy of 9 March 2026). Dogs are not allowed on the beach. From 15 December to 31 March the park is a ski and snowshoe area with a ticket or pass.
Both black bears and grizzly bears live in Whistler, according to the RMOW, which advises staying at least 100 metres away. Voyzo's 2.5-hour private 4x4 bear safari runs on the Whistler Olympic Park Legacy Trail Network, and sightings are common but not promised. The bear safari page states no season, so Voyzo confirms the dates available when you ask.
The 25-minute flight passes Cheakamus Glacier, Garibaldi Lake and the Black Tusk, takes up to 5 passengers and has no landing. The 45-minute flight passes over the Whistler and Blackcomb peaks and the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, then flies on to Garibaldi Lake, Cheakamus Lake and the Black Tusk; its landing happens only when weather allows. Both meet at the Whistler Heliport, about a 15-minute drive from the village.
The page for the private snowmobile tour says no prior experience is required, but riders should have a moderate level of physical fitness and no serious back or heart conditions. It is a winter-only activity that runs only when the backcountry has adequate snow cover, and at least 2 snowmobiles must be booked. It lasts about 2 hours with a stop at a backcountry cabin, starting from the Blackcomb Snowmobile Base.
Whistler Olympic Park, at 1500 Callaghan Valley Road, is run by the not-for-profit Whistler Sport Legacies and sells day tickets and season passes for activities such as cross-country skiing, biathlon and snowshoeing. Its website, read on 26 October 2026, lists Friday 27 November 2026 as its winter opening, weather permitting. Voyzo's bear safari enters its Legacy Trail Network, according to the tour page.
Scandinave Spa Whistler is a Nordic spa at 8010 Mons Road, built around a circuit of three alternating stages: hot, cold and rest. It recommends three to four cycles of about 45 minutes each, keeps all electronic devices in lockers throughout a visit and lists daily hours of 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. (checked 26 October 2026). Scandinave's minor-guests page says guests aged 14 and over are welcome, with those aged 14 and 15 accompanied at all times by a parent or legal guardian, so check the rule for your group with the spa before you go.
The two village tours meet at the Gondola Transit Exchange in Skiers Plaza, with pickup elsewhere in Whistler arranged on request. The bear safari collects you from your Whistler hotel. The helicopter flights meet at the Whistler Heliport, about a 15-minute drive from the village, and the snowmobile tour at the Blackcomb Snowmobile Base, 15 to 20 minutes south; a shuttle to either can be arranged.
The RMOW says Whistler lies within the unceded territories of the Lil'wat Nation and the Squamish Nation. The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Líl̓wat7úl Cultural Centre at 4584 Blackcomb Way presents their culture. On slcc.ca, read on 26 October 2026, it lists standard hours of Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm, and Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm, from 6 November to 31 December 2026. The museum, gift shop and cafe are closed on 2 to 5 November (renovations), 11 and 13 November, 25 and 26 December and 1 January 2027, with additional special closures, so check slcc.ca/visit before you go.
All 6 Whistler tours Voyzo lists today are private. The tour pages show no price: send your date and group size through the quote form and the Voyzo team replies by email with the tour that fits and the price. The form lets you say whether you prefer a private or shared tour, and the team tells you what is available. Sending a request books nothing and takes no payment.
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About
The Resort Municipality of Whistler says that by the mid-1970s local visionaries dreaming of the Olympics began plans for a summer and winter resort, and that Whistler later served as the Host Mountain Resort for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. A copy of the municipality's history page saved on 14 August 2026 says Whistler is visited by more than 3 million guests annually.
The Voyzo tours follow the calendar: village and viewpoint tours, a wildlife safari and helicopter flights, and a snowmobile tour that runs in winter. Flights and snowmobile rides follow their operators' seasons and weather.
Why Voyzo
Sources: Resort Municipality of Whistler, RMOW: Whistler history, RMOW: roads and winter driving, RMOW: transit service, RMOW: Lost Lake Park, RMOW: living alongside wildlife, Whistler Blackcomb: hours of operation, Environment and Climate Change Canada: climate normals, BC Parks: Garibaldi Provincial Park, BC Parks: Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, BC Transit: Whistler fares, Government of British Columbia: PST, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, Whistler Olympic Park, Scandinave Spa Whistler, Tourism Whistler: Vancouver to Whistler by shuttle bus, RMOW: Valley Trail, RMOW: where to park in Whistler, RMOW: Whistler Olympic Plaza, Whistler Blackcomb: Whistler in summer, Whistler Sport Legacies, Crankworx Whistler, Government of British Columbia: B.C.'s new time zone (Pacific time), Scandinave Spa: minor guests, Statistics Canada: 2021 Census Profile, Whistler. Several municipal and tourism pages block automated requests, so they were read from dated web-archive copies made in 2026; where a figure can change, the copy date is given beside it. Check the live page before you travel.
Nearby
Vancouver, Squamish on the way south, and group transport with a driver.
Whistler is approximately two hours north of Vancouver by road; Voyzo also lists tours in the city.
See Vancouver toursA town on Highway 99 south of Whistler, between Vancouver and Whistler, with its own Voyzo tours.
See Squamish toursGroup transport with a driver in Whistler; the charter page lists the vehicle options.
See charter optionsAll Voyzo destinations in the province.
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