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Whistler Village
Whistler Village is a pedestrian-only zone.
Free Wi-Fi is available in certain areas of Whistler Village, including the Olympic plaza and the visitor center.
While Whistler Village is largely wheelchair accessible, not all venues within the village are.
Full-day tours from Vancouver can last upwards of 10 hours.
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There is no admission fee for Whistler Village, but you can explore the British Columbia town on a guided tour. Self-drive tours from Vancouver to Whistler start at US$7, guided walking tours of Whistler Village begin at US$36, and full-day tours from Vancouver cost from US$80.
Whistler Village is the cozy, walkable town that serves Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia’s flagship ski resort. A 4-season hub for outdoor adventures from winter skiing and snowboarding to summer hiking and mountain biking, it’s known for its chalet-style resorts, après-ski bars, and picturesque alpine backdrop.
In addition to skiing and snowboarding tours and rental packages, Whistler Village offers a wide array of sightseeing tours and outdoor activities. Drive the Sea-to-Sky highway and visit nearby Shannon Falls, ride the Peak 2 Peak gondola, or take a hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, or ziplining tour.
Yes, in fact, the only way to get around the car-free village is on foot. You can reach all of the chalets, shops, restaurants, and attractions in Whistler Village on a short walk, and you can also follow the scenic Valley Trail to the upper village of Blackcomb.
Yes. Whistler Gondola Station is located right in the village within a short walking distance of the main hotels and vacation rentals. Ride the Whistler Village Gondola (about 25 minutes) to Roundhouse Lodge to connect with the ski lifts or take the Peak 2 Peak gondola between Whistler and Blackcomb.