Whistler is an outdoor enthusiast's dream, with something for everyone in every season. In the summer, explore the extensive network of hiking trails that meander through old-growth forests and lead to breathtaking views of the Coast Mountains. The Whistler Olympic Park, a legacy of the 2010 Winter Olympics, offers a variety of outdoor activities, from cross-country skiing to mountain biking and zip-lining. For a more relaxed experience, Lost Lake Park has a network of easy trails and a peaceful lake, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic.

In the winter, Whistler becomes a snow-covered paradise, drawing skiers and snowboarders from around the globe to its world-renowned slopes. Yet, the excitement doesn't end there—Whistler is a haven for snowshoeing, ice skating, and sledding. The Whistler Village Gondola awaits to whisk you to the top of Whistler Mountain, where you can savor sweeping views and partake in a myriad of alpine activities. Whether you crave pulse-quickening escapades or serene moments in nature, the majesty of Whistler's landscapes is certain to make an indelible mark.

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Whistler’s culture is a unique blend of outdoor adventure and artistic expression, and our hotels place you at the heart of this dynamic environment. From the moment you arrive, you’ll feel the town’s deep connection to the mountains and the indigenous roots of the area. The Whistler Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and development of the area, while the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre showcases the art, history and culture of the local First Nations. After a day of exploring, relax and unwind in the comfort of your Marriott Bonvoy guest room.

Whistler’s arts scene is as vibrant as its natural beauty, with an abundance of galleries and events that showcase local and international talent. The Audain Art Museum, home to an impressive collection of Canadian and indigenous art, is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. For a more hands-on experience, the Whistler Arts Council offers a variety of workshops and performances throughout the year, providing you with the opportunity to engage with the creative community. The town’s numerous festivals, including the Whistler Film Festival and the Cornucopia festival, underscore Whistler’s dedication to arts and culture, ensuring your stay is a culturally rich one.

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Whistler, a destination for all seasons, boasts a subalpine climate that brings a unique allure to each time of year. In the summer months of June to August, you can expect mild and inviting weather, with temperatures typically hovering between the 60s and 70s Fahrenheit. This is the perfect time to explore the city's verdant trails, partake in lively festivals, and bask in the beauty of the local lakes. As summer fades into autumn (September to November), the landscape transforms with a breathtaking display of fall colors, and temperatures cool to the comfortable 50s and 60s. Whether you're capturing the stunning scenery through your lens or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll, the city's Marriott Bonvoy hotels are ready to welcome you with the promise of a cozy and rejuvenating stay.

Winters in Whistler are famous for their heavy snowfall and cold temperatures, with average lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s Fahrenheit, making it a top destination for skiing and snowboarding. The snow season typically runs from November through April, with the city and surrounding slopes covered in a thick blanket of snow. Spring, from March to May, sees a gradual warming, with melting snow revealing the city’s greenery and creating ideal conditions for spring skiing and other outdoor activities. Marriott Bonvoy hotels provide cozy retreats with warm fireplaces and spa services to help you unwind after a day in the snow. Whether you visit in the winter for world-class skiing or in the spring to witness the city come alive, Whistler’s climate ensures a memorable experience.

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Getting to Whistler is easy, with a variety of transportation options to start your adventure off right. Most visitors arrive at Whistler via Vancouver International Airport. From there, it’s a scenic 120-kilometer drive north to Whistler. Several shuttle services, including Whistler Shuttle and Brewski Shuttle, offer comfortable and affordable rides directly to Whistler. Pick-up points are conveniently located at the airport. For a more personalized experience, taxi and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available. Some Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Whistler offer complimentary or discounted shuttle services to and from the airport.

Once you’re in Whistler, you’ll find it’s a very walkable place. The main areas of interest are all within easy reach of each other, and the pedestrian-friendly Whistler Village is a great place to explore on foot. For longer distances, the Whistler Transit system operates a network of buses that connect the major areas of Whistler, including Whistler Village, Upper Village, Blackcomb and Creekside. You’ll also find plenty of taxis and ride-sharing services available if you want to travel after dark or if the weather isn’t great. If you prefer the freedom of having your own car, there are car rental options available at the airport and in Whistler Village.

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Whistler is a haven for families in search of excitement and enjoyment. The Whistler Sliding Centre beckons with the thrill of bobsleigh rides, offering the young ones a taste of speed in a safe and controlled setting. For a more laid-back adventure, the Whistler Tram awaits to transport you and your family to the summit of Whistler Mountain, treating you to breathtaking panoramic vistas and the possibility of spotting local fauna. The Lost Lake Park is yet another treasure, its vast open spaces ideal for picnics, cycling, and, during the winter, a serene skate across the frozen lake.

Nature and wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the Whistler Wildlife Museum, which offers an educational experience through interactive exhibits and live animal presentations. The Whistler Olympic Park is a must-visit for families, with its biathlon and cross-country skiing trails designed to engage and excite children and adults alike. After a day of exploration, dine at one of the city’s many family-friendly restaurants, such as the Squire’s Kitchen, which is known for its hearty meals and welcoming atmosphere. With so much to offer, Whistler is sure to create lasting memories for your family.

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