Whistler Play Day: Skiing with Crystal Rose Lee

Living the dream is tough (not really) and even though she had a tonne of schoolwork piling up at home, Whistler professional freeskier Crystal Rose Lee ditched the books and met up with Insider editor Feet Banks for an afternoon skiing on Blackcomb Mountain.

Crystal Rose Lee’s day job is coaching and guiding skiers into some of Whistler’s best pow stashes and most enjoyable areas with Extremely Canadian. She’s sponsored by Head International, Smith Optics, POW gloves and Columbia Sportswear. On her days off, she does this.

Check out Whistler.com to figure out how to spend your next day off like this.

Book 3+ nights between September 8 and November 30, 2026, to receive a $100 CAD Whistler Dining Credit (perfect for the fall dining deals). Enter the promo code FALLDINING at checkout or call 1.800.944.7853 and mention it to one of our Travel Consultants. Become a Rewards by Whistler.com member and earn more. Members who stay 3 nights+ enjoy a $150 CAD Dining Credit. Enter promo code FALLREWARDS at checkout or call 1.800.944.7853 and mention it to one of our Travel Consultants.

Thinking about winter 2026/27? Book 10+ nights between November 20, 2026, and April 30, 2027, to receive a free $225 Whistler Dining Credit (enter the promo code WINTERDINING).

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