Top Whistler Attractions & Museums

Public Guided Tours of the Special Exhibition are available on Sundays at 3:00pm, 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 Special Exhibitions.

Enjoy the thrills of exploring the British Columbia wilderness on this small-group snowmobiling tour. Ideal for intermediate riders looking an adventure, follow your guide through an exciting backcountry terrain of thickly forested trails and frozen lakes, with stunning scenery throughout the ride. Includes all gear, training, and transportation to the trailhead from a central location.

Explore a mysterious forest and travel down an old trapper’s path known as the Medicine Trail on this small-group snowshoe tour. Gaze at giant cedar, fir, and hemlock trees, sample teas made from medicinal plants that grow on the route, and learn about the history of the area from your guide. A moderate level of fitness is required for this tour.

Explore the Whistler backcountry, without having to worry about navigation or route finding, on this guided snowmobile tour of the Brandywine and Callaghan valleys. Explore winding routes with stops at scenic lookouts and a cozy backcountry cabin or dome. Winter and safety gear—including snow pants, jackets, boots, gloves, helmets, and goggles—and a hot drink, and a snack are included for your comfort and enjoyment.

Outdoor adventure activities are a great way to enjoy Whistler’s dramatic landscapes, though picking the right one for you can be challenging. There’s no need to choose with this summer day ticket to The Adventure Group (TAG) park: experience the flora and fauna nature trail, take part in wiffle golf or axe throwing and much more.