Activities: Whistler

Have you ever put on a harness and glided from mountain to mountain? Well, here’s your chance. Whistler’s zipline tours are quite possibly the best mountain ziplines in the world. Professional guides will educate you about the wild life and ecosystems of Whistler as you conquer suspension bridges, aerial bridges, and a total of 10 ziplines where you can reach speeds of up to 80 km’s per hour.
 

Designed by golf icon, Robert Trent Jones Jr., the Chateau Whistler Golf Course has become internationally recognized as “mountain golf at its best”. The course has an elevation gain of over 400 feet and is continuously offering spectacular views of Whistler, Blackcomb, and the surrounding mountains. Traversing mountain ledges, crossing rushing creeks, and navigating natural valleys and rock outcroppings is all part of a round at this award winning course.

Designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer, the Whistler Golf Club was the first course in Whistler and set the standards that made Whistler a world class golf destination.  The course is cut out of the mountain forest and features 9 lakes, 2 winding creeks, rolling fairways and greens, and magnificent views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.

Tucked into the base of massive Mt. Currie, Big Sky is an amazing rural golf experience. The course affords stunning panoramic views of Mt. Currie and surrounding mountains and the bent grass tees, greens, and fairways provide unparalleled course conditioning.  Designer Robert Cupp has incorporated natural lakes and streams into 190 acres of natural beauty.

The entire Whistler area is bursting with stunning hiking trails. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely one-hour stroll or a difficult multi-day trek, Whistler is the perfect entry point for escaping into the area’s pristine natural playground.  Destination 48North can arrange heli-hiking, glacier hiking and bear viewing hiking, all within minutes of Whistler Village.