How Skiers Rate Whistler Blackcomb

Loved the amount of skiable terrain and the vertical drop.
Hated the fog/clouds impairing the viewing and the wet, heavy snow.

From the utmost beginner to the extremely advanced runs, Whistler Blackcomb boasts an incredible array of terrain for all skill levels. Gorgeous surrounding scenery in the heart of British Columbia provides stunning views from pretty much any run you decide to take down the mountain.

Went there last year for the first time. Absolutely loved the town there. It was so cute and tons of fun apres ski, shopping, great food from low to high end. The skiing in general has gorgeous views and was pretty powdery. Overall, would definitely come back to Whistler!

Such an amazing resort, with so much choice of terrain, something for everyone at all levels, and even the non-skiers. The ski school is pricey but excellent. Good choice of restaurants and apres ski. Great choice of accommodation with three separate locations to choose from, all with good lifts. What's not to like?!

Unbelievable skiing experience, endless runs to ski and two different mountains. If you are lucky enough to get a powder day its like being in heaven

Whistler is literally the best holiday Ive ever had.
Beautiful scenery.
Amazing people.
Best runs for a novice I couldve hoped for.
I cant wait to come back more experienced to experience so much more!

The vibe of Whistler is like no other, absolutely stunning runs and the apres is just phenomenal. THe village is stunning, great ski out accommodations.

Whistler is great! A bit expensive but overall a great ski resort! The town of whistler is amazing, full of character and has a good variety of ski shops and restaurants. Go early to avoid lines! Christmas time can be very busy as well, so best to not go during that time of the year.

This trip was 5 years in the making. CoVid prolonged our chance to finally get to Whistler. The dual mountain setup is unique ... like 2 volcano's side by side. Getting from one "set" of runs to the next was pretty easy. As a boarder, that's important. Snow conditions were, acceptable, as we learned of the moisture that Vancouver snow picks up from the coast line. Most of the upper surfaces of the mountains were "crusted over" ( read: ice) ... not the best fun for a boarder, but we did check them out. We had powder on day 4 and 5 ... accompanied by some fog (which was no fun). All and all, our trip was pretty good and will definitely go into our roatation of resorts we visit.

Whistler blackcomb offers a whole ton to explore. The daily rates have really become steep. I wouldn't say it's worth it unless you invest in an edge card or pass.

The experience is really multiplied if you are with someone who knows the best spots.

Just spent a week at Whistler/Blackcomb. The skiing was great, lots of fresh snow, but it was cold (-16°C).
The two hills have a huge variety of slopes and challenges - something for everyone.
The lodges on the hill were crowded (maybe because it was cold) and the food mediocre.
But I keep going back because - the skiing!

This ski resort was great the slopes were covered and quiet. The people were also nice easy to have a conversation with.

Have been traveling to whistler for years from the UK. Been to other numerous resorts in Europe but Whistler comes out every time. The village and terrain. With back country options are second to none. Both my children have learnt to ski through the ski school and have developed a love and passion for the sport due to excellent ski camps everyday finishing with a big grin and chocolate chip cookie. They started on skis at 3 and havent looked back. I would recommend whistler to anyone no matter what you want from a ski holiday

Greats terrains with plenty of options available for all levels. Great atmosphere with great food & entertainment. A must place to visit on your bucket list with deep pockets.

Let me just start off by saying that I've been to quite a few ski resorts in British Columbia and Whistler, hands down is my go to. It never disappoints. The options for accommodations is fairly extensive. If you can find a 2 bedroom condo with full kitchen amenities and gas barbecue, it tends to be a great value proposition. The number of pubs, bars, restaurants and nightlife spots is pretty extensive as well. No lack of choice. The available terrain to ski on both mountains is pretty incredible. It's almost impossible to ski everything in one trip. Everyone has their favorite mountain and areas to ski, mine just happens to be Blackcomb over in the Crystal Ridge area. I do have to say though, once upon a time, the cost to stay and ski was fairly reasonable. Ever since the takeover by Vail resorts and of course, post-COVID price hikes, the cost has increased substantially over the last 5 years. The only piece of advice I would offer is to make sure you price out the cost of everything, including your lift passes.... they are expensive.

Whistler Blackcomb is a beast. It's the biggest resort I've ever skied. I've been skiing this resort for most of my life. The terrain is very diverse and you can find a bit of everything. It's a very busy mountain so be ready for some long lift lines. IT's also on the more expensive side. This mountain is definitely worth experiencing at least once.

Great pow day last weekend. No visibility so tough if you dont know the mountain but kept the masses off the expert runs.

Blackcomb is definitely better for snowboarding than Whistler. Amazing snow on all the runs. Bring you wallet, it's not cheap.

Whistler is an incredible ski resort from the 2 mountains to the wonderful restaurant choices. The locals and guest are friendly and courteous and slopes are easy to get to.

Very nice probably better for more experienced skiers and not great for apres but gorgeous views friendly people. Is quite expensive.