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10Best Outdoor Activities - Winter
Blackcomb Snowmobile
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4599 Chateau Blvd Fairmont Chateau Whistler, Whistler  V0N1B4 • 604-932-8484
Distance: ~40 m *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. Even if you're not a big fan of snowmobiles, Blackcomb Snowmobile may have just the adventure you're looking for. Enjoy a romantic and exciting backcountry tour (accompanied by a gourmet dinner) via snowcat. Take a guided snowshoe venture through the woods, or hop on a dogsled for a thrilling and out-of-the-ordinary experience. Or, try out one of numerous snowmobile tours – there are many to choose from. Many tours are family friendly, and the company even operates the Mini Z Terrain Park (actually a section of the Chateau Whistler golf course) – designed specifically for kids aged five to twelve to learn how to snowmobile safely (top speed is 10mph).
        User Rating: 10 / 10
       

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Whistler - Blackcomb
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4545 Blackcomb Wy, Whistler  V0N 1B4 • 604-932-3434 • 800-766-0449
Distance: ~205 m *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. Ski Magazine has dubbed Whistler-Blackcomb the best ski resort in the world, thanks in large part to an average annual snowfall of 30 feet and glacier skiing that often lasts into August. The two mountains have a combined acreage of over 8100 acres, with 200 marked trails and 38 lifts able to move 61,407 skiers per hour. The longest runs are seven miles, and there are several snowboarding parks and pipes. Each mountain has a number of restaurants and gift shops as well. Tots six and under ski free.
       

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Blackcomb Sleigh Rides
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4338 Main St, Whistler  V0N 1B4 • 604-932-7631
Distance: ~0.710 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. Escape into a winter wonderland on a real horse-drawn sleigh. These daylight or evening tours whisk you into the woods along a trail overlooking the lights of Whistler. A stop for hot cocoa will take the chill off before your return trip.
       

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Whistler Heli-Skiing
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4241 Village Stroll Crystal Lodge, Whistler  VON 1B0 • 604-932-4105 • 888-435-4754
Distance: ~0.748 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. If you are an intermediate or advanced skier that craves deeper powder and steeper drops, call the folks at Whistler Heli-skiing. Since 1983 they have been transporting skiers and boarders into the areas where the lifts don't run! (Whistler Heli-skiing is licensed by the BC provincial government.). Price includes a professional guide, avalanche protection equipment, and lunch on the mountain.
       

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Treetrek
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4282 Mountain Sq Essentially Blackcomb - Carleton Lodge, Whistler  V0N 1B4 • 604-935-0001 • 866-935-0001
Distance: ~0.764 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. Much preferable for those of us with a little acrophobia, Treetrek is the sister experience to Ziptrek. Instead of whizzing along zipline cables through the forest, you walk along boardwalks and suspension bridges. You're up just as high (in the treetops, literally – 80-200 feet above the ground), and there's still that element of fear, but at least your feet are on something solid! Tours last about 1.5 hours, and even if it's snowing or raining, the operators have boots and rain gear to keep you comfortable. Ages 5 and up; babies carried in front packs are permitted. Hours may vary slightly seasonally. Reservations are recommended but not essential.
       

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Ziptrek Ecotours
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4282 Mountain Sq Essentially Blackcomb - Carleton Lodge, Whistler  V0N 1B4 • 604-935-0001 • 866-935-0001
Distance: ~0.764 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. One of Whistler's most popular attractions, Ziptrek is a series of ziplines set up across 11 hectares (33 acres) of land between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. There are two different tours that utilize ten ziplines ranging from 60-600 meters (200-2000 feet) in length, and 24-60 meters (80-200 feet) above ground; each tour lasts about 2.5 hours. Heated platforms between the ziplines ensure your comfort even on shivery days, and tours run 365 days a year, regardless of the weather. The ticketing center and shuttle pick up is at Essentially Blackcomb in Carleton Lodge. Reservations are recommended but not essential.
       

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Canadian Snowmobile Adventures Ltd.
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4290 Mountain Sq Carleton Lodge, Whistler  V0N 1B4 • 604-938-1616 • 877-938-1616
Distance: ~0.764 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. Beginners and experts alike will enjoy a scenic tour of Blackcomb Mountain or the Callaghan Valley. These guided tours offer instruction and all of the equipment you will need. Choose from short, one-hour jaunts, evening dining tours or full-day backcountry excursions. If you are visiting Whistler in the summer months, you can take ATV or Hummer trips, or combine your trip with a meal at Crystal Hut, on the north ridge of Blackcomb Mountain. Some tours allow for a passenger at a reduced rate.
        User Rating: 9.5 / 10
       

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Outdoor Adventures at Whistler
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
218-4293 Mountain Sq, Whistler  VON 1B0 • 604-932-0647
Distance: ~0.764 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. Bring your camera and get some exercise as you explore Whistler's wilderness! During cold weather or warm, adventure awaits. In the winter, rent snowshoes or take a guided snowmobile tour of the valleys and mountains around town. Evening fondue tours are also available. When temperatures climb, try the guided ATV or Hummer tours on Whistler Mountain, where you'll observe abundant wildlife and take in spectacular views of Whistler from 3500 feet. BBQ lunch tours are also available on summer tours. Other seasonal options include dogsleds and canoes.
        User Rating: 5.5 / 10
       

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Cougar Mountain Adventures
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
4314 Main St, Whistler  V0N 1B4 • 604-932-4086 • 888-297-2222
Distance: ~0.776 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. From summer activities like hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and fishing to such winter favorites as snowmobiling, dog sledding, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, Cougar Mountain Adventures offers a veritable cornucopia of seasonal adventure excursions. The guides are both knowledgeable and courteous, and the gear is top-notch. In the summer, Hummer and ATV tours are also available, as well as horseback riding, nature walks and hikes, and fishing trips.
       

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Whistler Alpine Guides Bureau
(Attractions & Activities - Outdoor Activities - Winter)
19-4314 Main St, Whistler  VON 1B4 • 604-938-9242
Distance: ~0.776 km *
        Description: WHISTLER VILLAGE. For the legions of adventurous folks who visit Whistler each year, this company is a huge boon. The expert, experienced staff guide novices and old-hands alike in a variety of outdoor activities, year round. Throughout the summer, they have regularly scheduled hiking, rock climbing, rap jumping and mountaineering ventures – you can opt for anything from a 20-minute rap jump to a multi-day backcountry hike. In the winter, backcountry skiing and snowboarding at gorgeous Garibaldi Park are on the roster, along with ice climbing and avalanche safety courses.
       

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