Whistler and Blackcomb Mountain Statistics

Whistler Blackcomb resort is big and beautiful in summer or winter. But don't take our word for it, dive into the facts and statistics for yourself. Here's Whistler, by the numbers.

Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort: At a Glance

Average Snowfall
11 m / 429 in / 36 ft per year on summit (10 year average)
Total Terrain
3,307 hectares / 8,171 acres
Trails
200+
Whistler Village Elevation
675 m / 2,214 ft
Creekside Elevation
653 m / 2,140 ft
Longitude/Latitude
122° longitude / 50° latitude
Highest Lift Accessed Elevation
2,284 m / 7,494 ft
Number of Lifts
37
Hourly Lift Capacity
80,962
Mountain Restaurants
18 with a total of 6,972 seats

Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort Statistics

Statistic Whistler Mountain Blackcomb Mountain
Vertical 5,020 ft / 1,530 m 5,280 ft / 1,609 m
Top Elevation 7,160 ft / 2,182 m 7,494 ft / 2,284 m
Skiable Terrain 4,757 acres / 1,925 hectares 3,414 acres / 1,382 hectares
Terrain Type (beg, int, adv) 20% / 55% / 25% 15% / 55% / 30% adv
Trails 100+ 100+
Parks, Pipes and Snowcross 1 park 2 parks
Longest Run 11 kilometres / 7 miles
Peak to Creek
11 kilometres / 7 miles
Green Road down Easy Out
Snowmaking 131 hectares / 325 acres 156 hectares / 382 acres
Total number of lifts (plus PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola) 19
3 high-speed gondolas
1 high-speed 8-pack
3 high-speed 6-packs
3 high-speed 4-packs
2 triple chairs
7 surface lifts
17
2 high-speed gondolas
1 high-speed 6-pack
5 high-speed 4-packs
1 triple chair
8 surface lifts
Total Hourly Capacity 43,468 37,494
On Mountain Restaurants & Bars 11
Garibaldi Lift Company
Chic Pea
Mountain Market
Steeps Grill
Pika's
Umbrella Bar
Garbo's
Dusty’s Bar & Grill
Harmony Hut
Ollies Grilled Cheese Shack
Raven’s
7
The Wizard Grill
Merlin's
Horstman Hut
Crystal Hut
Glacier Creek Lodge
Rendezvous
Christine's
Opening Year 1966 1980

PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola Statistics

Building the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola was a major feat of engineering. On completion, the lift broke the following world records:

  • Longest continuous lift system on the globe, connecting 3 gondolas
  • Highest lift of its kind at 436 metres (1,427 ft) above the valley floor
Speed
7.5 metres per second
Ride Time
approximately 11 min
Frequency
one cabin departs every 49 seconds
Total Distance
4.4 km / 2.73 miles (straight line)
Length of Unsupported Span
3.024 km / 1.88 miles (straight line between the two towers that are furthest apart)
Highest Point
above the ground is 436 m / 1,427 feet over Fitzsimmons Creek
Number of Cabins
28
Capacity of Cabins
22 seated, 6 standing
Capacity
2,050 people per hour each way

Whistler Bike Park Statistics

There's a reason people come from all over the world to ride the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. Imagine three lift-accessed riding zones that allow you to ride Whistler Mountain from the alpine peak right into the Village, and you start to get the idea.

Lift Serviced Vertical
1,507 m / 4,946 ft
Top Elevation
2,182 m / 7,160 ft
Terrain Type
BEG 9% / INT 36% / ADV 29% / EXP 21% / PRO 5%
Total Trails
158
Lift Access
Whistler Village Gondola
Fitzsimmons Express Chair
Garbanzo Chair Peak Chair
Creekside Gondola
Skill Centres
3 (beginner. intermediate, advanced)
Giant Slalom
60 m / 200 ft vertical
World Cup Calibre DH Course
335 m / 1,100 ft vertical
Jump Park
4 graduated table tops
Drop Off Park
4 graduated drop-offs
Boneyard Slopestyle Course
Urban assault features, built new annually

Whistler's Climate

Whistler is close to the coast, meaning summers are warm enough to swim in mountain lakes and moderate winter temperatures make powder days pleasant. Ideal, really.

Whistler Historical Snowfall (cm)

Year/Month 25/26 24/25 23/24 22/23 21/22 20/21 19/20 18/19 17/18 16/17 15/16 14/15 13/14 12/13 11/12 10/11 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07 05/06 04/05 03/04
November 90 259 99 119 259 206 21 88 366 318 168 133 112 217 312 266 500 150 416 416 115 81 178
December 249 213 169 202 239 192 165 373 133 189 338 160 74 343 137 363 148 169 260 275 139 130 300
January 145 53 193 174 226 340 477 247 379 134 173 104 123 117 244 195 291 118 264 254 469 42 201
February 148 102 181 142 61 131 116 124 115 162 206 79 238 128 151 259 132 143 100 147 112 47 111
March 99 299 261 111 113 195 145 54 126 320 318 123 270 228 405 315 222 236 170 198 243 143 159
April 35 35 103 195 176 52 26 71 120 173 31 69 76 60 133 143 107 72 55 103 103 197 20
May 2 5 9 0 65 NR 15 0 0 11 23 4 12 19 7 38 34 42 8 23 11 45 6
Annual Total 767 966 1018 943 1139 1116 965 957 1239 1307 1257 672 905 1112 1389 1579 1494 930 1019 1416 1192 685 975

Average Temperatures in Whistler Village

Month Daily Highs Daily Lows
  °C °F °C °F
January -2°C 28°F -8°C 18°F
February 3°C 37°F -5°C 23°F
March 8°C 46°F -3°C 27°F
April 11°C 52°F 2°C 36°F
May 17°C 62°F 7°C 44°F
June 21°C 70°F 9°C 48°F
July 27°C 80°F 11°C 52°F
August 27°C 80°F 11°C 52°F
September 20°C 68°F 8°C 46°F
October 16°C 60°F 3°C 38°F
November 5°C 41°F -1°C 30°F
December -1°C 30°F -5°C 23°F
Average Alpine Temperatures    
December - February Low -12°C / 11°F High -5°C / 23°F
March - May Low -8°C / 19°F High 5°C / 42°F
Two skiers looking down into Symphony from Sun Bowl on Whistler Mountain in Whistler, British Columbia.

What Makes Whistler’s Terrain
Iconic?

Whistler Blackcomb is North America's biggest ski resort, and with over 200 trails to explore, we dive into what makes it so legendary.

A group of hikers climb up a rocky alpine ridge on Whistler Mountain to get a view of Black Tusk across the valley.

Summer in Whistler:
Feel It All

Summer in Whistler is where adventure and awe meet – from alpine highs to lakeside lows, find your rhythm and feel it all.

Close-up of a skier in a bright red jacket and black helmet charging through deep powder, face partially covered by swirling snow as they carve a dynamic turn down a steep slope in Whistler.

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