Visitors to Whistler will enjoy a host of unique shops and upscale boutiques: Whistler Village, Blackcomb/Upper Village, Village North, Creekside Village and Nester’s Market. All of these – with the exception of Creekside – are within easy walking distance. Creekside is a 10-minute drive.

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Adjacent to Four Seasons Resort Whistler, the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre was created by the Squamish and Lil’wat people. The dramatic, three-story complex offers visitors the opportunity to learn about Canada’s Aboriginal culture through art, music, dance, traditional foods and regalia.
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Experience unforgettable views of wildlife, glacial peaks and sunsets as you travel through the old-growth coastal hemlock and cedar forests of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Some 50 black bears make their home here, including 12 mothers who share their territories with a growing number of daughters. Accompany researcher Michael Allen as he guides you through some of the most pristine black bear habitat in North America. Navigate mountain access roads and rolling green trails in a comfortable four-wheel-drive vehicle to visit active bear dens, day beds and feeding sites – and perhaps witness evening play between a mother and her cubs! Open daily from May to October.

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Whistler Blackcomb has great skiing and riding variety. Choose from steeps, deeps, chutes, high alpine bowls, glades, superb corduroy or long cruisers. Have a go at Blackcomb's World Cup Superpipe, natural launch pads, hits, wind lips, cornices, cliff drops and ridges.

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Representing internationally known Canadian artists, the Adele-Campbell Fine Art Gallery features the best in oils, acrylics and sculptures. Artist receptions and exhibitions take place throughout the year.
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Hit the back roads and kick up some dirt while taking part in professionally guided All-Terrain Adventure Tours. The all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are modern, four-wheel drive, simple to operate, easy to master and checked for safety. With an ATV, gain access to dirt roads, the backcountry, miles of trails and vast open play areas. Get ready to explore – rain or shine! Advance reservation required.

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This centre hosts music, dance, drama, film and lecture presentations. Concerts take place throughout the year.

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Mountain Craft Gallery features a collection of creations by local and regional artists – an outstanding array of high quality paintings, sculptures and craft artwork in glass, metal, ceramic and wood.

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If you are looking for the next big challenge, the Whistler area has breathtaking alpine mountaineering routes. Some summits are reached by 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 2904 metres (9,525 feet), Mt. Matier at 2770 metres (9,085 feet) and Blackcomb Peak at 2346 metres (7,694 feet).

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This gondola spans the distance between Whistler and Blackcomb in just 11 minutes. Skiers and riders can make the most of their day by moving with ease across the valley to enjoy the best snow and weather in each alpine area. The gondola makes it possible to carve up Whistler's slopes, head to Blackcomb for a victory lap and loop back to Whistler for a well-deserved hot-chocolate break.
Open December 2008 to July 2009.
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The Daily Planet has two locations in Whistler, one on Lorimer Road and the other at Function Junction. They offer quality antiques, collectables and custom furniture.

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The Plaza Galleries is a fine art gallery, displaying works by numerous Canadian and international artists such as Jasmin R, Anthony Quinn and Frederick Hart.
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West Coast Gallery has a unique collection of contemporary art from Canada and around the world.
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Experience mountain biking at its best in Whistler's Mountain Bike Park. There is enough variety in terrain to please everybody from beginners to experts. With over 200 kilometres (124 miles) of lift-serviced trails and mountain pathways – and two jump park areas – your self-guided adventures can span 1,200 metres (3,936 feet) of trail.

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Whistler Village Art Gallery is one of Canada’s finest destinations for art. Canadian and international paintings, sculpture and glass are displayed in a comfortable and elegant setting. Guests and visitors can get a hint of the flagship Gallery's offerings by visiting the satellite location situated in Four Seasons Resort Whistler's lower lobby.
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Ride on a series of steel cables and suspension bridges to see Whistler’s ancient forests from aerial platforms, bridges and trails. Tours last approximately three hours and depart daily from Ziptrek’s base in Whistler Village. No experience is necessary and all equipment is provided. Advance reservation required.

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Open since early 2005, The Path Gallery specialises in fine Northwest native art and frame design, and features masks, graphics, panels, sculptures and jewellery.

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Whistler’s history is entertaining – and very much a part of Whistler’s character. Visit the museum that is growing along with its town.
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Green Lake Ghost Town Tour: Paddle to the north shore of Green Lake and explore the historic ghost town. All guided tours offer educational fun for the family. Tour length is three hours, and complimentary hotel pickup is available. Open May through September.

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For the past 12 years, Rick Bowerman Antiques has been providing collectors and dealers with quality Canadian country antique furniture and folk art. From the Doukhabor and Ukrainian settlements of the Canadian prairies to the rural villages of Quebec and Ontario, these hand picked antiques are lovely additions to your home or cabin.
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The West Coast Railway Association's origins can be traced back to 1958, when the steam engine was in its last days. The Association has grown and evolved since then, but its purpose remains the same: to collect, preserve and restore railway cars and artifacts. In addition, the Association operates a licensed railway. Enjoy the romance and prestige of train travel as the West Coast Railway Heritage Park treats you to interesting rail adventures of scenic and historic locations. These are a must for railway enthusiasts, photography buffs and geography devotees.

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This historical site contains an Admission Complex, Interpretation Centre, and a new Gift Shop featuring a large selection of mineral-related items, including rocks, jewellery and books. At the Mining House, hear a real-life mine story – and see the enormous Concentrator Building and the 235-ton “Super” Mine Truck. If you book in advance with a tour guide, you can catch the Underground Train and experience a real hard rock mine with live demonstrations. Guided tours include the Underground Train and gold panning. Call ahead to ensure that a tour guide will be on site for a full tour.
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A once-in-a-lifetime adventure. These day and evening excursions, exclusive to guests of Four Seasons, feature pristine wilderness, fine food and authentic Canadian winter adventure. Your journey begins with either a scenic helicopter flight over the rugged Coast Mountains or an exhilarating snowmobile tour through snow-laden old-growth forests deep into the wilderness, where you will arrive at the magnificent Callaghan Lodge. There, you will experience an action-packed adventure featuring dog sledding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing, snowmobiling and fine dining. The Heli Package departs Four Seasons at 9:30 am and the Snowmobile Package departs at 8:30 am. The Overnight Winter Cabin Party departs from the hotel at 4:00 pm, returning the following day at 12:00 noon, approximately. Please contact the Concierge for details.

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