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A look at the most popular U.S. and worldwide tourist destinations. -- January 15, 2007

Whistler

 


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Whistler, British Columbia

Whistler is a 2-hour drive (75 mile/120 kilometre) to Vancouver and a 5-hour (218 mile/354 kilometre) drive to Seattle. So why made the trek? How about for some world-class skiing and winter activities. If the outdoors is not where you want to be, forget about booking a trip to Whistler. But if you love the outdoors, beautiful scenery or winter in general, you better make a beeline for Whistler.

For more information visit www.whistler.com or call 1-800-WHISTLER.



The Top 7 Attractions in Whistler

Whistler Blackcomb Resort 800-766-0449

This year-round resort offers five-star downhill and heli-skiing during the winter and early spring. Once it warms up, they offer alpine hiking and glacier skiing.

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Whistler Mountain

At a peak elevation of 7160 feet (2182 metres), this mountain provides the best skiing in the world.

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Blackcomb Mountain

The peak elevation here is 7494 feet (2284 metres) and is a great opportunity for more great skiing for those who don't want to fight the throngs at Whistler Mountain.

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Lost Lake 

A mere 15-minute shuttle ride from Whistler is Lost Lake, the perfect spot to relax, jog, picnic or just stroll the lake.

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Garibaldi Provincial Park 604-898-3678

Hike the lush alpine meadows, among the alpine flowers and view wildlife in their natural habitats. Many of Garibaldi Park's peaks were created by volcanic action. Lava from Clinker Peak created the Barrier, a natural 300 metre deep dam. Behind which Garibaldi Lake formed. 

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Rainbow Mountain

Whether you're a privacy nut or sick of fighting crowds, Rainbow Mountain is for you -- to get to this snow-capped mountain, you need a helicopter!

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Black Tusk Trail

Looking for the best scenery in Whistler? Ski or snowshoe your way down the trail at Black Tusk Meadows and you'll find it.



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