Whistler Mountain Bike Park
Lift-served bike park · Sea to Sky · BC
Vertical: 4,900+ ft lift-served · May – Oct
C$95 day ticket
Indoor dome all year; the outdoor courts usually open May to September. Nets on Whistler’s free park courts go up by the end of April and come down by the end of October.
2026 WRC rates: open play $40 for non-members ($20 for members); indoor court rental $59 an hour for non-members; paddle rental $5.
Indoor dome and summer courts in Whistler Village North.
Whistler’s only heated indoor tennis and pickleball club, with 10 pickleball courts under the dome and 4 more outside in summer. Visitors make a free account, book a court three days ahead or join open play most days of the week, then sit on the café patio. The town’s free park tennis courts also carry pickleball lines from late April to the end of October.
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Private lessons with Pickleball Canada certified coaches (from $53 a person in a group of four), plus four-week Pickleball 101 and 201 courses and level-based clinics.
Selkirk and Acorn paddles and balls for sale at the front desk, and $5 paddle rentals for use on site.
Free tennis courts with pickleball lines at neighbourhood parks such as Brio, Balsam and White Gold, first come, first served.
“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
The club’s fall pickleball tournament on the indoor courts. Register through the WRC.
Summer pickleball tournament at the club, timed for the end of the outdoor season.
Modern, mid-priced hotel in the village, a short walk from the gondolas.
Private sleeping pods with shared bathrooms in the heart of the village; a stylish, social budget pick.
The grand château-style hotel in the Upper Village, with a spa and heated outdoor pools.
Dorms and private rooms in the former 2010 Olympic athletes’ lodge at Cheakamus Crossing, on the bus line.
British Columbia art from Northwest Coast First Nations masks to Emily Carr, in a striking building by the village.
Lakeside park on the Valley Trail with trails around the lake, an easy walk or ride from the village.
Nordic baths in the forest: hot pools, cold plunges, saunas and quiet rooms for sore legs.
Bar and grill at the base of the Whistler Village Gondola, with a patio and live music.
Outdoor rink in the village from Nov 26, 2026; adults $6, skate rental $7.
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Within about 40 miles: other things to do, places to camp and the winter side.
Lift-served bike park · Sea to Sky · BC
Vertical: 4,900+ ft lift-served · May – Oct
C$95 day ticket
Trail network · Sea to Sky · BC
Paved Valley Trail: 40 km linking the networks · May – Oct
Free trail access
Provincial park · Sea to Sky · BC
Tent pads: 50 at the lake, 40 at Taylor Meadows · Jul – Oct
C$25 adult/night
Provincial park · Sea to Sky · BC
Sites: 96 drive-in, 12 walk-in · Mar – Oct
C$23 site/night
Sea to Sky · BC
5,280 ft vertical · 200 trails · 422″ snow/yr
Lift from C$156Epic