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Into the WildernessAs one of the top ski destinations in the world, Whistler often feels like a busy place. However, there is an area that is significantly larger than Whistler Blackcomb and exists just beyond the boundaries. |
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Ski EtiquetteWhistler and Blackcomb are two incredibly large mountains. With over 8,100 skiable acres, Whistler Blackcomb is North America’s largest ski area and offers world-class winter activities. |
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A Dogs LifeSo much more than your average outdoor activity, dog sledding has an age-old history in Canada borne from the incomparable teamwork and lifelong bonds established between sled dogs and their mushers. |
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Thrills of Olympic MagnitudeOdds are that every kid who’s ever stood on the brink of a snowy precipice—sled or toboggan in hand—and contemplated the terrible possibilities... |
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Pemberton: Gateway to the BackcountryFor most Whistler residents, life revolves around the slopes of Whistler Blackcomb. While you can easily spend a lifetime exploring the nooks and crannies of Whistler and Blackcomb, some who stay in the valley for a few years start to look beyond. |
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Safety FirstPowder days are what we live for in Whistler. It’s what keeps us glued to the weather forecast, constantly watching for approaching storms. |
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Ride TribeSki vacations with teenagers can be a tricky business. You want to cherish the remaining years of holidays as a family, yet you want to accommodate your teen’s desire for more independence. |
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Locally Made for YouWhen it comes to recreation, Whistler locals are full of passion. All rider-owned and operated, these companies care about riding, and they care about making their boards and skis perform to their own stringent standards. |
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Gear InnovationThe snow sports industry is enjoying a golden age in gear innovation. New technologies in materials and design have paved way for thousands of products hitting the shelves every season. |
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Circle of LifeSome say the hoop dance originated in the healing practices of medicine men; others that it arose in storytelling competitions between warriors. However and wherever it began, hoop dancing has become a vital part of the living tradition for many different First Peoples across the continent. |
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My WhistlerLocal Faves and Raves with Whistler local, Blake Jorgenson. |
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Gathering of the EaglesIt’s no challenge to catch a glimpse of one, two or even a dozen Bald Eagles hovering over Squamish’s riverbanks during the winter as they arrive to feed on salmon in the chilly waters below. Mid-November to mid-February is when the birds swoop into town, typically numbering in the thousands. |
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Unwind. Relax. Rejuvenate.After several days on the slopes, rejuvenate your tired muscles with a hot stone, deep tissue or Ayurvedic massage; or soak in therapeutic Scandinavian baths. |
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Frosty TailsFishing is a popular pastime in the BC wilderness, and can be enjoyed nearly year-round. It might seem odd to pack your fishing gear alongside your ski gear, but some of the best fishing in Whistler is in the frigid winter months. |
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Today's my Friday!With work schedules ranging all over the board, there’s a party every night of the week for those who can smile and say, “Today’s my Friday!” |
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