Accessible Whistler

Whistler is Accessible

Whistler prides itself on being an international resort with accessibility to all people, including disabled travellers. The following information can assist individuals with disabilities in accessing Whistler and its many year-round recreational activities.
For more information call 1.800.WHISTLER.

Accessible Transportation

There are several accessible transportation options for getting to Whistler. If you're driving to the resort, there are designated disabled parking spaces in the parking lots in and around Whistler. The community's public bus service and local taxi company both have designed wheelchair accessible options.
Call 1.800.WHISTLER for details.

Accessible Hotels

Browse some of Whistler's accessible accommodations. It's best to ask about special facilities prior to booking. Call 1.800.WHISTLER to speak to a local reservation agent about accessible accommodation.

Whistler Village

Whistler Village is accessible with pedestrian-only streets, paved access to the Valley Trail, close proximity to transportation, and wheelchair access to the Whistler Mountain gondola for skiing and sight-seeing. Whistler is an inclusive community that is striving to improve its accessibility in all areas as the proud Host Mountain Resort of the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. Helpful links and accessible activities within Whistler:

Whistler.com invites people of all abilities to enjoy Whistler. Our agents work locally and will access the information you require to book your accessible adventure. Book online or call us directly in Whistler, British Columbia, at 1.800.WHISTLER.

 

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