The skiing season lasts from November until May, so you can plan your visit anytime in between. Once you arrive, you’ll want to scope out the slopes so you know exactly how you want your itinerary to play out. Beginners should stick to the easiest trails so they don’t accidentally injure themselves, while intermediate and advanced skiers might want to challenge themselves on more aggressive mountains.
Start in Whistler Village, a quaint resort centre that doesn’t allow cars. You can stroll through the entire square and get acquainted with everything the resort can offer. Plus, you’ll learn where the best ski heads are located so you can get a good start the next morning.
There are more than 200 marked trails in the Whistler and Blackcomb area. You can buy lift tickets online, so you don’t have to waste time once you arrive, and you can take skiing and snowboarding lessons if you want an introduction to either sport.
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