Hear that sound? The British Columbia town of Whistler was named in 1965 for the whistling call made by marmots, but these days the resort town itself makes a bigger ruckus. There’s the whir of gondolas climbing one of the biggest ski areas in North America, and the din of après ski party crowds; here the nightlife doesn’t even wait until night.
Located less than two hours north of Vancouver, this is a town where sports and luxury crash together to form the West Coast’s poshest resort. Here’s the best of a busy ski destination.
Where to Eat
Fine dining is hardly new to Whistler—old-school Rimrock Cafe
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