British Columbia, Canada
Located approximately 60 km (37 miles) south of Whistler on the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Squamish holds the title of "Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada."
Driving a car to Squamish takes 45-60 minutes. Bus services, including Greyhound-like choices or specialized tours, have occasional availability.
British Columbia's natural splendor extends beyond Whistler, with spectacular day trip destinations into parks and scenic landscapes.
Located approximately 30 km (19 miles) north of Whistler, Pemberton is an agricultural valley and a gateway to backcountry adventures.
A major coastal city, approximately 125 km (78 miles) south of Whistler. Vancouver features urban attractions, diverse culture, and city experiences.
Discover the rich history and local life beyond Whistler's resort environment.
A National Historic Site near Squamish. A look into British Columbia's mining history through interactive exhibits and an underground train tour.
Explore small, rural communities around Pemberton. They reveal a genuine sense of local life away from the resort bubble.
Located in Whistler Village, this museum showcases Canadian and First Nations art within a striking architectural setting.
A cultural institution for preserving and sharing the traditions of the local First Nations. Visitors gain knowledge from their programs.
The Whistler Museum documents the region's history, from its early logging days to its transformation into a world-renowned resort.
Extend your trip to explore more of British Columbia or beyond.
Vancouver Island presents diverse landscapes, from urban centers to rugged coastlines. Victoria, the charming capital city, is a particular highlight.
Head east from Vancouver into British Columbia's interior for a wine country experience. This destination needs more than a short addition if combined with Whistler.
After Whistler, many travelers head to urban or natural settings for different experiences.
Well-established routes simplify travel between regions.
For a more extensive journey, consider a "Circle Tour" from Whistler to Vancouver, then east to the Okanagan, potentially continuing to the Kootenays or even the Canadian Rockies if time allows.
A urban hub with cultural attractions and diverse dining.
Charming capital, coastal scenery, and unique island experiences.
Premier wine region with lakes and a warm, sunny climate.
Discover unique activities and attractions beyond the standard Whistler offerings, from unique cultural immersions to adrenaline-pumping adventures.
An easy trail leading to colorful, abandoned train cars transformed into outdoor art installations. A popular spot for photos.
An evening multimedia experience set in the forest, combining lights, sounds, and storytelling to create a magical journey.
Experience the thrill of a lifetime at the Whistler Sliding Centre, riding a bobsleigh or skeleton with a trained pilot.
A relaxing spot for picnics, swimming, and paddleboarding, with calm waters and lovely views.
Great for swimming, sunbathing, and easy walking or biking trails, a short distance from the Village.
Features an indoor pool, ice rink, and fitness facilities, suitable for all ages.
