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Take your sightseeing to the skies—and enjoy a new angle on the scenery that few others get to see—on an exhilarating zipline tour through the unspoiled Whistler wilderness. With your choice of two different tour options, select the ideal experience for your tastes. Breathe in crisp mountain air as you zip above white-water rivers and alpine forests, with guides on hand to offer safety briefings and support throughout.

Explore Whistler safely and easily with this guided electric bike tour. The e-bikes offer riders a little extra oomph getting around and allow groups of varying biking abilities to ride along together. On this tour, pedal through towering old-growth forests, past alpine streams and ecosystems, and the Olympic Celebration Plaza, all while taking in views of the Coastal Mountain range.

Immerse yourself in Whistler's dining scene with this small-group guided progressive dinner tour of some the area’s most established restaurants. Taste fine local cuisine and regional fare from notable chefs as you enjoy full courses at four different top venues, and receive an interactive culinary education with lots of fun.

Whistler has some awesome fishing opportunities in British Columbia and this small-group tour takes you to a popular local spot just a short drive away to maximize your fishing time and chance of catching a fish. Get suited up in waders and boots and equipped with fishing rods and tackle, and set out around the creeks and riversides with a local guide. Depending on the time of year, try your luck fishing for wild trout and salmon.

Fly over Whistler’s epic natural landscape on this exhilarating zipline experience. Start your day with a 4×4 ascent up Rainbow Mountain and get hooked up to a unique dual zipline that lets you soar along with a buddy. See the forests and rivers from a height of up to 200 meters and get your adrenaline pumping as you reach speeds of up to 100 kph (60 mph).

Take to the skies and enjoy breathtaking views over Canada’s rugged mountainscape on this 30 minute glacier sightseeing experience by seaplane from Whistler. Hop into your flightseeing plane near Green Lake and take your seat. Then, watch as the land disappears beneath you and soar high over Whistler’s rugged terrain. Admire panoramic views over the region’s mighty glaciers, soaring peaks, shimmering lakes and dense forests.

Whistler is known for its fantastic skiing and winter sports, but for travelers that don't want to hit the slopes, there's still lots to see. On this sightseeing tour, experience incredible scenery, and enjoy your guide's commentary as you ride. Visit Green Lake Lookout, Rainbow Park, and more and consider an optional stop at Whistler Brewing Company. This tour—perfect for first-time visitors—is the ideal way to get your bearings and see the sights around Whistler.

Make the most of your time in the wilds of Whistler, and plan an ice-fishing adventure to remember. Pick between morning and afternoon departure times, meet your guide directly at your hotel, and head to a nearby local lake. Suit up in winter gear, and watch as your guide drills into the ice and sets up a cozy shelter. Then, cast your line and try your luck hooking in rainbow trout.

Get outside of Whistler Village without renting a car, discover top sights in the Whistler area, and learn about the local community on this guided tour. Ideal for first-time visitors or travelers with limited time, this tour includes stops at scenic areas, such as Green Lake Lookout and Lost Lake, as well as the brewery-filled Function Junction and Whistler Olympic Village.

Explore the colorful neighborhood of Function Junction on this guided tasting tour. Housing galleries, cafes, and craft breweries, it’s one of Whistler’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Continue the tour through the small-batch craft distillery of Montis Distilling and sample their range of spirits (with the option to add a personal charcuterie box with locally supplied products.) Finish the tour with an exclusive food and drink deal at The Raven Room—one of the area’s most popular cocktail bars.

Admire British Columbia’s spectacular natural beauty from the air on this private helicopter tour from Whistler. Soar high over rolling alpine meadows and glimpse mighty waterfalls cascading through the countryside. Hover over the Whistler and Blackcomb mountain peaks, gaze out over the untouched mountain wilderness of Garibaldi Provincial Park, and even make a mountain landing if conditions allow.

Take to the skies and experience Whistler like never before. Glide above the vibrant village buzz of skiers or mountain bikers on Whistler-Blackcomb, with breathtaking views of the iconic Peak to Peak Gondola stretching between the peaks. From there, continue into the heart of Garibaldi Provincial Park, where raw alpine beauty awaits. Witness the towering Cheakamus Glacier up close, with its stunning blue crevasses and jagged ice formations. Soar past the surreal turquoise waters of Garibaldi Lake, and catch a glimpse of the legendary Black Tusk — a dramatic volcanic pinnacle rising out of the wilderness.

Get from Whistler to Vancouver in just 40-minutes and take in gorgeous views along the way during this scenic flight aboard a sea-plane. Catch your flight near Whistler and Blackcomb and soar over glacial fed Green Lake. Take in the massive mountain range and cross the Georgia Strait before landing in Coal Harbour, Vancouver.

Bring your lumberjack fantasies to life during a 1-hour axe throwing experience in Whistler. Open from 11am to 10pm, you can easily fit this thrilling event into your schedule. After a safety briefing, you’re ready to take a shot at the bullseye. The fun-filled activity is great for workplace team building, an atypical first date, and even family outings (children must be at least 10-years-old).

Public Guided Tours of the Permanent Collection are available at 2:00pm on Sundays, included with the cost of admission. The Museum's knowledgeable Docents discuss the historical context, artistic movements, techniques, and messages within the art of the Permanent Collection.

Most people associate Whistler as a winter destination but the summer months also hold a number of fun activities with fewer crowds. Join a small group and take a guided hike to the Whistler Train Wreck which occurred back in the 1950s. Check out graffiti painted by local artists and take in the natural landscapes on this peaceful adventure.

Get an introduction to Whistler on this 2-hour walking tour, as you discover local secrets and explore the surrounding nature. Your guide offers ongoing commentary on the region as you wander from trendy shopping areas to sites from the 2010 Winter Olympics, all while encountering vibrant street art and distinct architecture.