Showing respect for people and place is part of playing outdoors. Here's our trail etiquette guide for responsible travellers and explorers.
The lure of the backcountry is strong, and the dangers are real. Doing an avalanche skills training (AST-1) course in Whistler is the best way to prepare for the risks.
Beyond the resort boundaries there's endless terrain - and local guides ready to share their knowledge and keep you safe.
All through fall bears are preparing for hibernation. We've teamed up with the Get Bear Smart Society for tips on what to do if you see a bear and how you can help them stay wild during this active season.
Take a digital break and live your time in Whistler to the fullest with these tips from guest author, Aaron Peart.
Local writer, photographer and avid splitboarder Abby Cooper shares how a close call in the backcountry inspired her to bring the local backcountry community together.
There's a difference between being alive and feeling alive. And that difference is what Whistler was built on.
What's fresh at the Whistler Farmer's this week? Chef Jen Godbout finds the goods and dishes up a FREE RECIPE for easy farm fresh cuisine.