Press Kit

Expanded Nourish Offerings: In partnership with Tourism Whistler’s annual Nourish Whistler Wellness Series, Whistler Blackcomb introduces new alpine programming across both mountains. The Dome at Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain will return to host a variety of events and experiences, including the all-new Ignite Inspired Pilates with Tani Hamagishi‑Allen (June 7) and Accessibility in Action, an inclusive adaptive yoga workshop led by Emily Kane (June 13). On Blackcomb Mountain, a new pop‑up venue called The Lookout debuts with seasonal programming including a weekly Friday Mocktail Social Hour (June 5, 12, 19, 26) and A Night Under the Stars (June 12 and 19), featuring guided stargazing with a local astronomer. View the full schedule. 

World Cup Watch Parties: The world’s biggest soccer event is coming to North America this June, and Whistler Blackcomb’s valley bars have all your viewing needs covered – watch your team compete on big screens and enjoy food and beverage specials at GLC, Merlin’s and Dusty’s.  

2026 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Downhill: This year, Whistler Blackcomb is thrilled to play host to the world’s premier downhill mountain bike event, making its long-awaited debut on 1199 in the Creekside Zone of Whistler Mountain Bike Park (September 25–27). Returning to the sport’s spiritual home, the event promises to deliver elite racing on Whistler’s ultimate terrain, featuring the world’s top riders in what promises to be an unforgettable moment in mountain bike history. 

Celsius Mountaintop Movement: The popular event for all abilities returns on select Fridays at Roundhouse Lodge throughout the summer. Start your morning with rejuvenating yoga or Pilates against the stunning backdrop of the Coast Mountains. Stretch, sweat, or simply soak in the mountain views - surrounded by a community that loves movement and the outdoors. 

Girls On: A monthly community building series, creating a safe space for women to connect in the alpine. Each month will feature a different activity, including Pilates, Ascent Trail climbs, alpine hiking and paint nights.  

Arts Whistler Plain Air Workshop: On July 18 and August 22 at Roundhouse Lodge, Arts Whistler hosts landscape painting classes in the alpine. Hike in, paint a beautiful scenic view, have lunch with Alterra Wine and hike out with your artwork.  

Helly Hansen Hiking Challenge: Bragging rights are on the line with this points‑driven alpine hiking challenge, where tougher trails earn higher scores. Log your hikes, climb the leaderboard, and compete to be crowned the ultimate trailblazer - with a grand prize on the line. 

Little Adventurer's Scavenger Hunt: Grab a scavenger hunt booklet, explore the Kid’s Adventure Trail on Blackcomb, spot all the hidden critters along the way and claim a prize and official Junior Hiking Guide Pin.  

PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola: Spanning the distance between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, this record-breaking gondola provides an unparalleled perspective of British Columbia's rooftop and incomparable views of towering volcanic peaks, coastal rainforests, and ancient glaciers. Weekends only until June 12. Daily from June 13 onward.  

Snow Walls: Massive towering corridors of snow above Pika’s Traverse on Whistler Mountain. A must-see in late spring into early summer. They don’t last forever, so experience them before they melt. Cloudraker Skybridge and Raven’s Eye: Access this high-alpine walking bridge which spans 130m from Whistler Peak to the West Ridge, crossing high above Whistler Bowl. The Raven's Eye consists of a viewing platform with 360° views from Whistler’s Peak. Targeting mid-June opening via the Peak Express chairlift. 

Open Air Chairlift / Top of the World: A season pass or ticket includes access to the Peak Express chairlift, carrying guests to the Top of the World summit on Whistler Mountain. From here, take in sweeping views of the Coast Mountains, including Black Tusk, the Tantalus Range, and Castle Towers - dramatic peaks shaped by ancient volcanic activity. With unmatched alpine scenery and easy access, Top of the World is a must‑do experience for all ability levels. 

Hiking & Trail Running: Ride our chairlifts and gondolas to access recreation trails that wind through a volcanic landscape surrounded by jaw-dropping vistas, ancient glaciers, alpine lakes, and wildflower-filled slopes. In the height of summer, there are more than 50km of trails to access for hiking and trail running. 

Wildflowers: In mid-summer, the hills of Whistler come alive when the alpine snow melts and thousands of vibrant wildflowers bloom. Typically, this happens near the end of July and wildflowers will stick around until mid-August – a must see for those visiting this time of year.  

Fitzsimmons Express: The new Fitzsimmons Express chairlift provides improved uphill capacity by transporting riders and bikes on the same chair. This is a gamechanger for WMBP guests looking to quickly access the popular Fitz Zone. New this year, we’ll be adding an extension on Ninja Cougar and a new trail from the top of Fitz - Shaolin Chipmonk (targeting fall season).  

Gatorade Skills Park: The Gatorade Skills Park features medium size jump and drop features, for intermediate and advanced riders wanting to progress on technical features. It’s located in the Fitzsimmons Zone off Fantastic. 

Expanded Creekside Zone: Creekside represents the Bike Park’s freshest and purest single-track area. It’s recommended for intermediate to expert riders looking to cruise along cascading creeks and through lush, green forests – all accessed by the upgraded 10-person Creekside Gondola. New black and double black trails provide more options and variety from Earth Circus.  

Trail Orientation/Progression Guide: Knowing which trail to ride next has now been made clear with the Trail Progression Scale. This handy tool separates technical and freeride trails and lists them from Beginner to Pro Line in the correct order of their difficulty. 

Bike Park Trail Map: Explore our riding zones and every trail in the bike park with our trail map. View our Trail Progression Matrix to find out which trail you should ride next based on your riding ability. 

Intro to Park: This intro clinic is tailored to first-time downhill mountain bike park riders looking to get a taste of the park. For those more comfortable riding a bike on pavement, we’ll have you loving our easy cruising trails and learning areas in no time. 

Summer Gravity Camp: The most incredible camp experience possible is available the first three weeks of July! Riders gain access to pros and top coaches that will help take their experience to the next level while having the time of their lives. 

Private Lessons: The ultimate day of learning can be achieved with one of our Custom Clinics. In a private lesson with a group of up to 4 people, or one on one.  

DFX Kids + Teens Daily Lessons: Designed for Bike Park first timers through experienced rippers, our DFX Daily Lessons are the perfect environment for kids to develop the fundamentals of mountain biking or progress their skills to the next level. From EZ Does It to Dirt Merchant, we will make any child’s day a memorable one. With the guidance of fun, energetic, and skilled coaches, there is no better way for youth to experience the thrill of mountain biking in a supervised and controlled environment. 

Mountaintop Summer Feast: Guests can join us every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening at the Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain from June 19-September 6 for an incredible, mountaintop dining experience with live music. Enjoy mouthwatering mains, fresh salads, delicious desserts and culinary items made in partnership with the SLCC at an elevation of 1,800m (6,000ft). It’s great for the whole family. Feast tickets can be combined with Summer Alpine Experience or Whistler Mountain Bike Park tickets for additional savings! 

Roundhouse / Umbrella Bar: Starting May 16, guests can visit Roundhouse and the iconic Umbrella Bar. The best patio in town features signature cocktails and unbeatable Coast Mountain views.  

Dusty's / Garibaldi Lift Co.: Located at Whistler Mountain Bike Park’s base areas (Creekside and Whistler Village, respectively), guests can enjoy elevated gastro pub summer menu and signature cocktails following their rides.  

Christine’s on Blackcomb: Experience premium, fine dining atop Blackcomb Mountain. Located in the Rendezvous, Christine’s features contemporary Canadian cuisine against a backdrop of the stunning Coast Mountains.    

Garbo’s: Smash burgers are back at our popular Garbo’s location. This summer, we’re offering a 20% discount to bike park pass holders (anyone with a five-day or more pass) and will be hosting Happy Hours throughout the summer. 

Family Adventure Zone: Head to the Family Adventure Zone at the base of Blackcomb Mountain (Upper Village) for a variety of activities guaranteed to get everyone excited. 

Valley Bike Rentals: Perfect for any level of cyclist, choose from a variety of bikes – recreational, cross country, downhill and electric-assisted bikes. Bicycles are one of the best ways for the whole family to enjoy the Whistler Valley. Play in the parks, swim in the lakes, or just take in the views as you pedal on over 40km of paved and single-track trails easily guiding you to Whistler’s best summer spots.   

ZipTrek EcoTours: Experience a high-flying adventure with Ziptrek’s network of ziplines and suspension bridges. Whether it’s walking through the treetops or soaring across a network of ziplines above the Fitzsimmons creek. Ziptrek offers an entertaining combination of high-wire adventure and ecological exploration on a choice of six guided zipline tours or our magnificent treetop adventures. 

Via Ferrata: Whistler’s ultimate mountaintop adventure! Challenge yourself to climb up a vertical pathway of steel rungs to the peak of Whistler Mountain. “Via Ferrata” is Italian for “Iron Way” and is a route with ladder-like rungs permanently fixed to the rock. You are securely harnessed to steel safety cables while you climb to the top of Whistler Peak! No climbing experience is needed, just moderate fitness. This is our top-rated tour. Don't miss it! 

Crater Rim Hike: A scenic alpine hike that climbs quickly above the valley before easing into lush forest and opening onto a dramatic overlook of Logger’s Lake. Framed by volcanic rock walls and fed by warmer, non‑glacial waters, the lake is one of Whistler’s best spots for a refreshing swim. Multiple viewpoints along the trail showcase sweeping mountain scenery, making this a short hike with big rewards. 

Rock Climbing: This very popular half-day tour is designed for individuals or groups looking for a fun-filled morning or afternoon of single pitch, top roped climbing. Our experienced guides will set everything up and provide helpful hints along the way. No climbing experience is necessary.