Whistler 360 Degree Tours

Squamish 360 Degree Tours

Whistler Life
It's rare to find a Whistler resident without an active lifestyle. Many international travellers come to seek employment on the mountain, in the shops, hotels and restaurants.

The idyllic existence of active, outdoor pursuits surrounded by pristine nature and some of the best shopping and restaurants around is hard to resist and many fall in love with the Whistler lifestyle and decide to stay. There are some "visitors" who have lived here for generations.

Whistler Services
Whistler has all the services of any major metropolitan urban centre. There are schools, community centres, cinemas, award-winning restaurants, markets, offices, police, a library, health centre, municipal hall, museum, theatre and public transit to serve the needs of a lively and growing population.

Whistler Winter
When Whistler is once again transformed into a snowy paradise by Mother Nature’s winter magic, thousands of people come to experience the splendour of this jewel of the Coast Mountains. Folks from far and near grab long johns and toques and rush here to play in the snow.
Most come to ski, some to dine and relax but everyone’s drawn here by unsurpassed scenery and outdoor activities suited to all ages, interests and fitness levels.
Whistler’s rating as North America’s premier ski resort is well deserved. The skiing here is incredible.
There’s lots of snow, serious terrain and big mountains. 
Both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains have terrain suited to all levels. Beginners can spend days on forgiving easy runs and “go-for-it” types can tackle steeps, rip through chutes or power through powder in high alpine bowls. Riders will revel in the parks and pipes on both mountains with their natural launch pads, cornices and nervy cliff drops.

Whistler is Soft on Adventure
But there’s so much more to do than sliding down mountains - there’s life past the lift-line. Trade in your downhills for cross-country skis and you’re in for some great family fun, with breathtaking scenery and an excellent workout to boot. Just five minutes from town is a 30 km network of beginner to expert trails through scenic Lost Lake Park and beyond. Or you can explore the endless backcountry of the Callaghan Valley south of Whistler, which is ranked among North America’s 10 most romantic cross-country retreats.
Or, you could mush through the spectacular Soo Valley Wildlife Reserve on a dog sled pulled by Alaskan Huskies. You’ll get to know the fun-loving canines and some history too. It’s a “paws-on” experience - complete with steaming hot chocolate - perfect for families.
A great way to tromp off the beaten path is in a pair of high-tech snowshoes.
Rent your own and head out on a morning ascent of Whistler Mountain or go with a guide into the backcountry. You’ll have the wild birds eating out of your hand. As the saying goes, “if you can walk you can snowshoe!”
Muscles need a rest? Climb aboard a snowcat for a mountain-top tour and fondue. Or if you’re looking for untouched terrain, make the snowcat your chairlift, hire a local guide and ski champagne powder at 6000 ft.
Calling all anglers! The fish are biting in the Squamish valley south of Whistler. While you’re there take in some eagle viewing in the world’s highest concentration of bald eagles at Brackendale.
Too tame for you? Okay let’s talk extreme. Bigger thrill seekers can suit up in a harness and zip across canyons and rushing rivers on a cable or head to a bridge and free-fall 160 ft on Whistler’s own bungee jump. Or charter an air-born limo and travel to untouched mountains and virgin powder for a day of heli-skiing.
Still not enough? Join a rugged eight-day backcountry tour into Garibaldi Park or snap on the crampons for an ice-climbing course.
You could spend the day shopping, gallery gazing, dining at the fantastic restaurants, and then dancing the night away - or your could just stay in the condo and snuggle up by the roaring fire with a good book! The possibilities are endless in Whistler.

AVERAGE SNOWFALL:
360 inches/30 feet/9.14 meters per year.
ELEVATION:
Whistler Mtn Peak 2,182m/7,160ft
Blackcomb Mtn Peak 2,284m/7,494ft
Whistler Village 675m/2,214ft
VERTICAL:
Whistler Mountain 1,530m/5,020ft
Blackcomb Mountain 1,609m/5,280ft

Whistler Blackcomb Link