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Do you hear that Whistle-r? It’s the siren’s call beckoning you to book a trip to a Canadian wonderland filled with majestic mountains and stunning natural attractions, where there’s “snow” way you’ll be “board.”

Canada’s most popular resort town is the ultimate spot to get active, explore the wilds, then kick back and relax with peak cozy mountain vibes. So book one of the best Whistler hotels and get ready to hit the slopes and beyond, because this British Columbia stunner of a city is always down for a good time.

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Be Pro-Active: There are a ton of high-octane activities to do in Whistler, no matter the season. If you’re here to ski, you’ll obviously be hopping on the chairlift at Whistler Blackcomb ASAP. And even if you’re visiting after the long winter season (there can be snow until late May), the resort still has amazing opportunities for mountain biking and hiking. Another must-try snowy attraction is the Whistler Sliding Centre, where you can test your courage and try bobsleighing. Riders can reach speeds up to 78 mph, so only the quick and brave need apply.

Nurture with Nature: Beyond the sparkling slopes, there’s still a ton of nature to behold near Whistler. Lost Lake is a year-round hotspot for everything from mountain biking to snowshoeing, sprinkled with plenty of places to picnic and peep Canadian wildlife. Take a short hike at the Brandywine Falls Provincial Park and get rewarded with incredible views of the rushing falls—plenty to gush over. And for views you can totally use, take the Peak 2 Peak Gondola between the Whistler and Blackcomb mountains for a bird’s-eye look at the snow-capped peaks and lush forests below.

Snow Bites: With all the action around town, you’re sure to work up a mountain-sized appetite. And thanks to all of the top-tier skiing and luxury hotels in Whistler, this resort town is full of fancy and spend-worthy spots to eat. Get high-end (like 1000-bottle wine list high-end) at Araxi Restaurant & Oyster Bar, or try farm-to-table French food at Alta Bistro. If you’d rather keep it casual, swish over to Creekbread for the best (and most unique) pizza in Whistler, or warm up with ramen and nosh on sushi at Harajuku.

Sneak Peak of the Bar Scene: In Whistler, there’s “snow” telling what you’ll get into when you’re off the slopes. Thanks to a super-active apres-ski lifestyle, this town has enough watering holes for everyone to enjoy some extra-curricular sipping. Dusty’s is a local legend of a bar that’s been around for decades and boasts off-the-charts rustic charm, while Merlin’s is all about chalet-chic laid-back fun. If you want to stay extra cool, the Ketel One Ice Room serves up vodkas from around the world in a balmy -25F room. The side of shivers is free. Or while you’re taking a break between runs, you can head to one of the breweries in town, like Whistler Brewing Company. Sounds like the start of a brew-tiful trip.

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