Whistler, Canada

Whistler, Canada's Topography

The twin peaks of Whistler and Blackcomb are set among the rugged Coast Mountain Range of British Columbia, Canada, just 75 miles north of Vancouver. Rising one vertical mile from a village of award-winning West Coast architecture, this resort has the greatest vertical rise of any ski area in North America. There are over 7,000 acres of alpine terrain, 12 bowls, 3 glaciers, long cruising runs, and 5 lakes.

Whistler, Canada's weather year around

The main thing you probably want to know is, "How much snow?" Whistler gets an average of 30 feet each winter, with a snow base record of 16.5 feet. All four seasons pass in the natural course, but temperatures are around 10°F cooler than you are accustomed to at lower altitudes.

Spring average 56°F.

Summer average 71°F.

Fall average 60°F.

Winter average 24°F.