The holiday season and massive lift lines go together like gingerbread and eggnog. No matter which ski resort you call home, you're liable to get caught in the quagmire between the end of December and ...

Let me start by saying that I love Whistler Village. I love wandering around and people-watching; I love grabbing cheese from Flute & Fromage and coffee from Alpha Cafe and cocktails from Bar Oso and ...

Whistler Creekside, home to all 2010 Olympic Alpine Skiing venues, was originally created and opened to the public in 1966, in the hopes of hosting the 1968 Olympic Games. Whistler's bid wasn't ...

Slow travel doesn’t refer to your pace of play. In Whistler, time stands still as you slalom down the slopes of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, zip line high above Fitzsimmons Creek or take a ...

SCHOOL'S out Monday for British Columbia's first Family Day but at Whistler, kids will be playing in the school yard. The School Yard skills area in Whistler Mountain's family zone is the mountain's ...

Sharing platters, live music and cocktail pitchers are top of the menu for après ski in Whistler - Justa Jeskova/Tourism Whistler Whistler’s après action starts at the bottom of the mountain once the ...

They say you can’t judge a book by its cover, but that certainly isn’t the case with Whistler. When it comes to the Creekside neighbourhood — Whistler’s de facto entry point from the south by road and ...

Three winters from now, every one of the far-flung places on the planet that don’t already know about Whistler Blackcomb ski resort — there were four, at last count — will get an in-your-face ...

Whistler Creekside sits at the base of Whistler Mountain and will be the stage for the alpine skiing events. It is 124 kilometers (roughly 77 miles) from Vancouver via the Sea-to-Sky Highway, a road ...

Join the discussion with news, analysis and features from the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver. Mark Grimmette, a doubles luge athlete for the United States Olympic team, describes the sled and how to ...