As the official alpine sports venue for the 2010 Winter Olympic and Para-Olympic Games and arguably North America's favourite alpine playground, Whistler Blackcomb leaves nothing to be desired. The resort is world-renowned, and visitors congregate from all four corners of the world to experience Whistler's fantastic skiing and snowboarding, as well as the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding peaks.
With over 8,100 acres of ski terrain across two mountains connected by a picturesque pedestrian village and the Peak 2 Peak gondola, you'll find over over 200 trails, 38 lifts, 12 alpine bowls, and one vertical mile of skiing. It's no wonder Whistler has become a mecca for boarders and skiers alike. Whistler Blackcomb receives 10.42 metres (410 inches) per year of beautiful snow, and the skiing is great well into the spring months.
Whistler Mountain Stats
- Vertical - 1,530 metres (5,020 feet)
- Top Elevation - 2,182 metres (7,160 feet)
- Skiable Terrain - 4,757 acres (1,925 hectares)
- Terrain Type (beg/int/adv) - 20%/55%/25%
- Trails - 100+
- Terrain Parks - 2 parks
- Number of Lifts: 19 including 2 high-speed gondolas, 7 high-speed quads, 2 triple chairs, 8 surface lift, plus the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola connecting Whistler and Blackcomb
- On-Mountain Dining - 8 restaurants
Blackcomb Mountain Stats
- Vertical -1,609 metres (5,280 feet)
- Top Elevations -2,284 metres (7,494 feet)
- Skiable Terrain -3,414 acres (1,382 hectares)
- Terrain Type (beg/int/adv) -15%/55%/30%
- Trails -100+
- Terrain Parks -3 parks, 1 super pipe, 1 snow cross track
- Number of Lifts - 17 including 1 high-speed gondola, 6 high-speed quads, 3 triple chairs, 7 surface lifts, plus the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola connecting Blackcomb and Whistler
- On-Mountain Dining - 9 restaurants
