Whistler Blackcomb Trail Map

Best Runs in Whistler Blackcomb

• Green Line (Green): A mellow cruiser on Blackcomb that's ideal for beginners building confidence with its wide, forgiving terrain.

• Ego Bowl (Green): Whistler's widest green run offering gentle slopes and plenty of space for first-timers to practise turns without pressure.

• Olympic Run (Blue): A wide, cruisy blue that follows the 2010 Olympic route down Whistler Mountain with gentle rollers and stunning views.

• Cruiser (Blue): One of the longest blues on Blackcomb, this intermediate favourite offers consistent pitch perfect for carving practice.

• Dave Murray Downhill (Blue/Black): The actual Men's Olympic Downhill course—challenging enough to test your mettle with steep pitches and high-speed sections.

• Peak to Creek (Blue): Whistler's longest marked run at 11km, winding through varied terrain from alpine bowls to tree-lined lower sections.

• Harmony Ridge (Blue/Black): A scenic traverse on Whistler leading to wide-open cruisers and tree runs, popular with intermediates wanting a longer mountain experience.

• Seppo's (Black): A steep, mogul-filled black diamond on Blackcomb that's relentless on the legs but brilliant for bump practice.

• Couloir Extreme (Double Black Diamond): Whistler's iconic chute accessed via the Peak Chair, offering a narrow, steep line that demands precision.

• Spanky's Ladder (Double Black Diamond): A tight, technical chute on Blackcomb requiring a short bootpack, rewarding advanced skiers with pristine powder on good snow days.

• Saudan Couloir (Double Black Diamond): One of North America's steepest in-bounds runs, this 40+ degree pitch on Blackcomb is a rite of passage for expert skiers.