More Vacations at Whistler CN
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Published on 11th November, 2008
Whistler CN is one of the world’s top ski and mountain-biking destinations Yearly, it logs more than two million visitors, coming back for more and more vacations in this quaint Canada resort town
Whistler CN is one of the world’s top ski and mountain-biking destinations. Yearly, it logs more than two million visitors, coming back for more and more vacations in this quaint Canada resort town. Whistler CN lies in the southern ranges of the Coast Mountains in British Columbia. The town only has about ten thousand permanent residents. There is a steady flow of transient workers (mostly from Japan and Australia) to add to this. Likewise, the millions of people wanting more vacations in Whistler CN multiply the number.
The number one activity in Whistler CN is alpine skiing. The town has been consistently voted as one of the best ski destinations. It is set to host the Winter Olympics in 2010 for many of the Nordic, alpine and sliding events. Whistler CN boasts of a pedestrian village pre-designed to allow vibrant social interaction, and easy visual access to the lush surrounding mountains. The village has won several design awards. Given the impact of more than two million of visitors coming back yearly for more vacations in the town, the village is undergoing redevelopment to main its sustainability even with the impact of heavy tourism.
Aside from being a winter destination, Whistler CN is also great for summer getaways and more vacations. There are plenty of activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, swimming and golfing. Regardless of the month of the year, you will surely find something fun and exhilarating to do while in town. For sure, you will keep on coming back to this destination for more vacations.
The town has several accommodation options. There are plush hotels and condominium units for rent. You can also lease chalets. Several restaurants offer exquisite meals. There are also several shops and stores to choose from.
The mountains of Whistler CN are just magical. Lakes abound. There are glacial fed streams – one of these run through the village. Several trails are accessible for hikes and picnics.
There are sites not to be missed when in Whistler CN:
1. Joffre Lakes Provincial Park: This park is blessed with lush flora, bluish glacial lakes and streams and ice-caped mountains. The park is just north of Whistler CN.
2. Garibaldi Provincial Park: Take a Gondola ride from Whistler town through this ski part. Whistler Peak chair is on its summit. The Gondola ride, by itself, is already an adventure. The ride gives you an amazing view of the mountains. It lifts you up to 6,000 feet. Even during summertime, you may find ice on the mountain peak. Pretty soon, a peak to peak gondola ride will open, offering more adventures up there.
3. Lost Lake: The lake is popular destination for visitors and residents, alike. The lake has a walking trail for pedestrians to use and explore the lake.
4. Bear Viewing Tours: A unique feature in Whistler is the bear viewing tour. Using 4X4 vehicles, you visit black bear habitats with Michael Allen, a noted back bear researchers. The mountains of Whistler and Blackcomb are home to about fifty black bears. The tour will include trips to their daybeds, feeding sites and bear dens.
The number one activity in Whistler CN is alpine skiing. The town has been consistently voted as one of the best ski destinations. It is set to host the Winter Olympics in 2010 for many of the Nordic, alpine and sliding events. Whistler CN boasts of a pedestrian village pre-designed to allow vibrant social interaction, and easy visual access to the lush surrounding mountains. The village has won several design awards. Given the impact of more than two million of visitors coming back yearly for more vacations in the town, the village is undergoing redevelopment to main its sustainability even with the impact of heavy tourism.
Aside from being a winter destination, Whistler CN is also great for summer getaways and more vacations. There are plenty of activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, swimming and golfing. Regardless of the month of the year, you will surely find something fun and exhilarating to do while in town. For sure, you will keep on coming back to this destination for more vacations.
The town has several accommodation options. There are plush hotels and condominium units for rent. You can also lease chalets. Several restaurants offer exquisite meals. There are also several shops and stores to choose from.
The mountains of Whistler CN are just magical. Lakes abound. There are glacial fed streams – one of these run through the village. Several trails are accessible for hikes and picnics.
There are sites not to be missed when in Whistler CN:
1. Joffre Lakes Provincial Park: This park is blessed with lush flora, bluish glacial lakes and streams and ice-caped mountains. The park is just north of Whistler CN.
2. Garibaldi Provincial Park: Take a Gondola ride from Whistler town through this ski part. Whistler Peak chair is on its summit. The Gondola ride, by itself, is already an adventure. The ride gives you an amazing view of the mountains. It lifts you up to 6,000 feet. Even during summertime, you may find ice on the mountain peak. Pretty soon, a peak to peak gondola ride will open, offering more adventures up there.
3. Lost Lake: The lake is popular destination for visitors and residents, alike. The lake has a walking trail for pedestrians to use and explore the lake.
4. Bear Viewing Tours: A unique feature in Whistler is the bear viewing tour. Using 4X4 vehicles, you visit black bear habitats with Michael Allen, a noted back bear researchers. The mountains of Whistler and Blackcomb are home to about fifty black bears. The tour will include trips to their daybeds, feeding sites and bear dens.