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A snowboarder looks out over Whistler's incredible coastal mountain range.

Tips for Your First Time in Whistler in Winter

Firsts are special, they have the power to leave deep impressions and create long-lasting memories. Here are our tips for your first time in Whistler.

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Snowboarders sit in the snow on Whistler Blackcomb.

Snow School for First Timers: Never Ever Days

Whistler Insider, Katy Cameron, takes her first turns on the slopes with the help of Whistler Blackcomb's Never Ever Days ski and snowboard school program.

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Avalanche Skills Training 2: Learning About the Human Factor

Human nature and the call of snow can both be blinding in the face of hazards, Insider Ola Krol shares how she learned to overcome these in Extremely Canadian's Avalanche Skills Training 2 Course.

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Woman walking in Whistler Village

Insider’s Guide: Dressing for Fall in Whistler

Dressing for fall on the West Coast can take some strategy and planning, get a local's advice on wardrobe must-haves and where to find them in Whistler.

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Insider’s Guide: Finding Fall Colours on Whistler’s Trails

Fall is one of the most colourful times of year to explore Whistler. Insider, Amber Turnau, has your guide to the most radiant trails.

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Hiker standing on a rock at Cheakamus Lake

Independently Awesome: Whistler for Solo Travellers

Active, artsy or quietly contemplative, Whistler offers a friendly and exciting world of choice for the intrepid solo traveller.

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Kees and Claire Hut on the edge of Russet Lake

First Look: The Kees & Claire Hut at Russet Lake

A decade in the making, Whistler’s classic ski touring route has a brand new public shelter.

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Guests at the summit of the Whistler Via Ferrata Tour

Climbing out of My Comfort Zone: Whistler Via Ferrata Tour

Looking to expand your comfort zone? Read how Insider, Tina Wickman, conquered the unknown on the Whistler Via Ferrata tour.

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The Black Tusk in Whistler, BC

Insider’s Guide: Hiking Black Tusk

Visibly different from its neighbouring peaks, Black Tusk has an undeniable aesthetic appeal and magnetism, here’s how you can experience it up close and personal.

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Insider’s Guide: Paddleboarding in Whistler

No ocean, no problem. Stand up paddleboarding is a hit in Whistler, find out where and how to get your fix from the rivers to the lakes.

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Campground at Wedgemount Lake

Camping Culture: How and Where to Pitch a Tent in Whistler

From sleeping under the stars in the alpine to glamping in a yurt within walking distance to shops and amenities, you can find it here. Check out this guide to camping in Whistler to find out all you need to know.

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Planning and Packing for a Whistler Bike Trip

Over 500 trails and world-class biking? Whistler has it all when it comes to bike culture, all that’s missing is you and your bike! Traveling with your bike to Whistler is decoded, packing list included.

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Hiker having a coffee at Wedgemount Lake

Insider’s Guide: Wedgemount Lake Hike in Whistler

Cradled in an alpine basin sits an electric emerald lake surrounded by dramatic peaks and hanging glaciers. To reach it, you’ll have to tackle the grueling but rewarding Wedgemount Lake hiking trail in Whistler.

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