Accessibility in Whistler

Whistler strives to be an inclusive mountain resort for people of all abilities. Start planning your trip to Whistler with these accessible travel resources that include activity and accommodation options, insider stories, and planning tools. We encourage you to call and speak with our local Travel Consultants who are experts in all things Whistler.

Planning Tools & Resources for Travellers

Take a look at these resources to help you plan your Whistler vacation. Our Travel Consultants are also ready to assist with their local expertise.

Accessible Activities and Accommodation

Whistler is an outdoor adventure playground offering many different activities and a great selection of accommodation options to suit all needs.

Activities

There are many ways to play in Whistler and a variety of activities to choose from. Plenty of them are accessible or can be modified to suit people of different abilities. This list is intended as inspiration, but is not finite – there’s a lot more to do when you get here!

Please contact our local travel consultants directly at 1.800.944.7853 to find out more information on available activities.

Winter

Activity	Details	More Information
Skiing and Snowboarding	Whistler Blackcomb provides access to the mountains via the Whistler Village Gondola and on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola	Skiing
Alpine Sightseeing	Whistler Blackcomb provides access to the mountains via the Whistler Village Gondola and on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola. Snow coverage may affect access for some visitors.	Sightseeing
Nordic Skiing	The cross country trails are groomed for Nordic sit-skiing and cross-country skiing.	Nordic Skiing
Dog Sledding	Many of the dog sledding activities are accessible.	Dog Sledding

Summer

Activity	Details	More Information
Alpine Sightseeing	Whistler Blackcomb provides access to the mountains via the Whistler Village Gondola and on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola. Snow coverage may affect access for some visitors.	Sightseeing
Adaptive Mountain Biking	Whistler Blackcomb provides access to AMTB riders in the Whistler Mountain Bike Park via the Whistler Village Gondola. The Bike Park uses an adaptive trail rating system with considerations specifically tailored to the needs of users.	Bike Park
Lakes, beaches and parks	Enjoy the lakes, beaches and playgrounds, many of which have accessibility features and parking close by.	Lakes, Beaches, Parks
Kids Playgrounds	Families can enjoy the inclusive playground located in Whistler Olympic Plaza.	Parks and Playgrounds
Valley Trail	The Valley Trail connects Whistler's neighborhoods. It is paved and suitable for wheelchairs, tandem bikes and hand bikes as well as gentle walking.	Valley Trail
Water Sports	Try a sightseeing tour or paddle yourself on Whistler's waterways.	Canoe, Kayak & SUP Jet Boating
Off-Road Adventures	Take a Jeep tour to see the mountains from a 4x4 perspective. Bear viewing tours are also done from a 4-wheel drive vehicle.	ATV and Jeep Tours Bear Viewing

Year-Round

Activity	Details	More Information
Meadow Park Sports Centre	The sports centre has a wheelchair accessible weight room and lap pool with a chairlift. Wheelchairs and sledges are welcome on the indoor ice rink.	Wellness
Helicopter Tours	Fly into the pristine and rugged landscape of the Coast Mountains and see Whistler from the air.	Helicopter Tours
Bungee Jumping	Wheelchairs are welcome at this year round operation just south of Whistler.	Bungee Jumping
Ziplining	Superfly Ziplines can accommodate people with mobility disabilities. Travel between platforms is with a trail rider (a passive device is used to sherpa an individual rider in singletrack terrain) and vehicle.	Ziplining
Escape Room	The Pinball Machine and Buried Cabin escape rooms are both wheelchair-accessible.	Escape! Whistler
Axe Throwing	Throwing and the playing of the games can be modified to suit your needs.	Axe Throwing
Arts & Culture	The Audain Art Museum, the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre and the Whistler Public Library are all wheelchair accessible.	Arts & Culture

Whistler Blackcomb Accompany Tickets

Accompany tickets are available for persons with a disability requiring assistance, guides, carers or other personal support to access Whistler Blackcomb. The accompany ticket products are generously provided by the Epic Promise Foundation and Vail Resorts, and are available for summer and winter sightseeing, bike park, tube park, skiing and snowboarding. Plan your activity 72 hours or more prior to your visit as ticket quantities are limited. Accompany Ticket and Rental Equipment Request

Accessible Accommodation

Whistler has a wide range of places to stay in and around the Village. Please contact our local travel consultants directly at 1.800.944.7853 so they can assist you to find accommodation that suits your needs.

Accessibility in Whistler

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