Whistler Wired
Whistler Activities
Curated adventures for every season, seamlessly booked through our concierge team.
At Whistler Wired, we’re dedicated to making your stay unforgettable. Our concierge service offers seamless booking for a wide variety of activities. Whether you’re seeking thrilling winter adventures like skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling, or you’re ready to explore Whistler’s summer wonders with hiking, mountain biking, and ziplining, we’ve got you covered. Let us handle the details so you can focus on enjoying every moment of your Whistler getaway.
Adventure dining in Whistler combines gourmet meals with breathtaking alpine scenery, offering a unique culinary experience amidst the stunning natural beauty of the mountains.
Whistler has a range of beautiful art galleries and museums, be sure to check out the Lil’wat Culture Centre.
Axe throwing is an exciting and challenging activity where participants hurl axes at wooden targets, testing their precision and strength in a fun, competitive environment.
Take the family for a snowy afternoon slide or, for a more exciting experience, go down the hill at night while it’s lit up.
With 8,171 acres of skiable land, Whistler Blackcomb is the perfect place for both snowboarders and skiers, providing terrain for all skill levels.
There are numerous adventure companies that provide snowmobile tours, so the possibilities for exploring new terrain are endless!
Snowshoeing offers a simple and family-friendly way to appreciate the winter beauty of Whistler. Rent snowshoes for a self-guided walk or join a guided tour.
Whistler’s large variety of spas and wellness facilities offer a complete range of bodywork and treatments to help you rejuvenate, restore, and refresh yourself in the mountains.
Connect with Whistler’s Squamish Nation (Coast Salish) and Lil’wat Nation (Interior Salish) culture and heritage.
Conquer tightropes, planks, swinging logs, ziplines, cargo nets, and ladders on Whistler’s tree-top adventures.
Access the backcountry, ride up Whistler or Blackcomb Mountain, or rip along old logging roads. A thrilling adventure for groups, couples, and solo visitors.
Whistler has a range of beautiful art galleries and museums, be sure to check out the Lil’wat Culture Centre.
A chance to view Whistler’s famous black bears and cubs in their natural habitat and learn about Whistler flora and fauna from experienced guides and researchers.
Feel the exhilaration of jumping from a 160-foot (50-metre) bridge spanning 300 feet over the glacial-fed Cheakamus River.
Experience the thrill of climbing year-round with indoor and outdoor climbing locations as well as guided Via Ferrata tours.
Whistler fishing is best known for its rugged beauty and easy-to-access fishing opportunities. Five lakes can be found within 10 to 15 minutes from Whistler Village.
Experience Whistler’s beauty from the sky, as well as direct scheduled flights between Vancouver and Whistler.
Whistler’s large variety of spas and wellness facilities offer a complete range of bodywork and treatments to help you rejuvenate, restore, and refresh yourself in the mountains.
Discover Vallea Lumina in Whistler, a multimedia night walk through an enchanted forest where you’ll pursue hidden wonders.
Spend warm summer days on a beautiful beach by a cool, clear mountain lake. Relax in the sun or rent canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards for water adventures.
From the Team
Staff Recommendations
Our team lives and breathes Whistler year-round.
Here are their personal favourites, in their own words.
Kieran
Kieran is a foodie and recommends Canadian Wilderness Adventures for one of their dining experiences. His favorite, snowmobiling in the morning and a feast of scrambled eggs, back bacon and golden waffles with real maple syrup. His highlight was being able to take the sleds on the frozen lake after breakfast, and briefly into the alpine. The sunrise through the snow-covered trees was pure wilderness.
When summer arrives, Kieran suggests exploring Whistler’s extensive hiking trails. There’s something for all levels and some of the hikes are accessed just steps from the village.
Karen
Easily, Karen’s favorite place in Whistler is The Point Artist-Run Center on Alta Lake. In the winter, the lodge is a cozy place to take in a writing workshop or paint ‘n sip class. In the summer, she likes to dangle her feet off the dock during the Sunday Concert Series on the lawn. The highlight of Karen’s summer is the Flagstop Theatre and Arts Festival that includes dinner, live theatre on a floating stage, and dancing to a live band in the lodge afterwards. thepointartists.com
Chris
Chris recommends Superfly side by side ziplines offered by Tag Whistler. The highest zipline of the four is 200 meters above the valley floor. They have two of the longest ziplines in Canada with the longest at 1.3km long reaching speeds of up to 90km an hour. If you have time, Chris recommends adding on the Advanced Aerial Course after, it’s a really fun challenge.
Nathan
No matter what the conditions are, Nathan likes to get up early and go for a ski. On a pow day, no line is too long for Fresh Tracks, a mountaintop breakfast buffet and early access to the powder.
When there’s no snow, Nathan’s new favorite thing is to take a float plane to Victoria or Vancouver for the day. Harbour Air leaves from Green Lake, beside Nicklaus North Golf Course.