Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort Guide: Reviews, Ratings and Stats
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Total Resort Ratings
Whistler Blackcomb reviews & ratings
4.3 (327 reviews)
Ranked 127th of 234 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>Canada>British Columbia>Whistler Blackcomb
4.28 (327 ratings)
Overall Rating
3.22 (321 ratings)
Value for Money
4.22 (312 ratings)
Après Ski
4.58 (305 ratings)
Off Piste
4.30 (320 ratings)
Eating Out
4.16 (299 ratings)
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Overview

Whistler Blackcomb, one of the largest ski resorts in North America, offers an unparalleled skiing experience with its vast and varied terrain. The resort features over 200 trails, catering to all levels from beginners to extreme skiers. Whistler and Blackcomb mountains are connected by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, offering spectacular views and easy access to both areas. The resort is known for its deep powder, extensive backcountry, and impressive alpine bowls. Whistler Village, at the base of the mountains, is a hub of activity with a wide array of dining, shopping, and nightlife options. The après-ski scene here is vibrant and diverse, with numerous bars and restaurants to choose from.

Main Stats

234Total Runs
8171 acresSkiable Terrain
2215 feetBottom Elevation
7493 feetTop Elevation

Reviews

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Claire - intermediate skier
Jan, 12 - 2025
One of the best ski resorts ever. A little on the pricy side but worth ever penny. There is something for everyone, even the non skier there's plenty of shops, bars and spas to enjoy. Can't wait to go back
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Darren - advanced skier
Jan, 12 - 2025
When the snow is good, its mid week, and its sunny its the best place in North America. Vail, however, has a hard time grooming effectively and opening terrain quickly after a good snow (which, really, is bad given thats the whole point) and their uplift capacity, particularity with the Whistler gondola stopping or not running reliably, creates huge line and unhappy skiers on weekends. Also the mediocre food on the mountain is soooo expensive: we almost always pack a lunch. We have a place a whistler and still choose to spend at least a week skiing in the interior each tear, where fresh lines are avail, you might have to wait a whole minute to get on a chair, and a cinnamon bun is only 4$.
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Ivan - advanced snowboarder
Jan, 12 - 2025
I would say if you are looking to ride for a long time and are exploring as many runs as possible, carrying a lightweight bag with snack bars, water and possibly sandwiches would be ideal choice. Always, have a group of people when riding tree runs or more hidden areas as it will be very crucial to your safety. I would say that do your research before going as this locations is elegant but comes with a cost ($$$$). Always check the weather the night before to see what the conditions are to know if conditions are good and always have fun! Ask locals of good spots as they are welcoming to assist you!

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