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Whistler is a gathering place, basecamp, launchpad for a thousand adventures. In Whistler, we like to celebrate a day well spent in the mountains and this is when a magical thing called aprés happens. It’s when we put our skis aside, park the bike, hang up our clubs and toast our weary hiking feet with a cold beverage or two.

When you’re exploring Whistler Village, Creekside and Function Junction you’ll find boutique shops, inspiring art galleries, award-winning restaurants, and locally-owned bakeries, breweries and coffee houses. This is where we go to refresh, refuel and most importantly, reconnect with our fellow humans. It’s an intrinsic part of life in Whistler, and you should embrace it.

Whistler Biking Hot Spots for Little Kids Who Want To Rip

The Whistler Bike Park showcases some of the best riding in North America, but where does a three-year-old go to learn to rip? The Insider reveals Whistler's top spots for run bikes and little kids.

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Pump up the Volume: Whistler FM

Whistler FM is a new independent radio station that's serving up the beats (and the community) one hot song at at time. After many attempts Whistler finally has it's own truly local radio station.

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10 Reasons to be Pumped for Summer in Whistler

Pumped for Summer? We are. Here are ten random things that make Whistler summers amazing. (And there are dozens more waiting to be discovered).

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A zipliner soaring above the trees on a sunny day in Whistler.

How to Spend 48 Hours in Whistler: Summer Edition

Need to inject a bit of excitement into you life? This Whistler High-Octane itinerary will get the adrenaline gland pumping and the good times rolling.

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Winter 2012-13. The Season in Photos

Whistler Insider staff photographer Mike Crane presents Winter 2012-13: The Season in Photos.

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No Free Rides: Whistler Sabbatical Winner Returns

Last year, Whistler Sabbatical Winner Luke Dillon had a one-month, all-inclusive free Whistler dream vacation last spring. This year he's on his own: couch surfing and bumming rides. But the skiing is just as epic and the "lads" got to see their first hockey game.

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Whistler Favourites with Artist Chili Thom

Whistler landscape artist and man-about-town Chili Thom walks The Insider through some of his favourite spots in Whistler and talks about living the dream.

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Whistler’s 11th Day of Christmas: Eat, Shop, Sing

Whistler's twelve days of Christmas continue with just one more sleep until the big day arrives. Day 11 is about shopping, singing, and (again) some killer fondue.

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Whistler Sabbatical Winner Plots A Snowy Return

Last winter London, England, chaps Luke Dillon and Tim Davis won a free month of skiing and living the dream in Whistler. This year, the boys are coming back!

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A Day in the Village: Old-School Whistler Walk and Shop

Whistler Village is a shopper's dream come true and this week Insider editor Feet Banks leads a tour of all the old-school Whistler shops he remembers growing up with. Shopping Local!

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Whistler HomeGrown – Chromag Bikes

Chromag Bikes is a homegrown Whistler company producing frames and components right here in Whistler. In this exclusive Insider video Chromag owner Ian Ritz talks about riders love affairs with their bikes and why Whistler is the ideal place to test, develop and build some of the best bike components on the market.

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Whistler’s Hottest Fashion– The Toque.

Here in Canada we call them Toques and these grab-and-go headwarmers were just voted "Best Example of Whistler Style" in the local newspaper. The Insider heads out on the town to get the skinny on toques, beanies, knit caps or whatever else they're called.

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Best Places to Change a Dirty Diaper

Whistler's dirtiest secrets are revealed by an Insider who discovered that all his local knowledge amounted to naught when he couldn't find a place to change his new daughter's diaper, pronto. A tour of Whistler's dark side reveals some very nice places to survive a Poo–mageddon.

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