November 16, 2011 @ 03:17AM
All four seasons seem to bring something exciting to do in the quaint town of Whistler, in British Columbia. While spring and summer bring the perfect opportunity for picnics and hikes by the streaming waterfalls, sparkling lakes and rugged country side, the cold season brings a whole winter wonderland to life for all lovers of winter sports. Boasting a world-class ski resort, Whistler vacations draw swarms of visitors from all over the world with a passion for cross-country skiing, backcountry skiing, ice climbing and snow tubing, to just name a few of the many winter sports featured at this location. Excellent ski packages are available for beginning, intermediate, and advanced skiers. Many ski packages in Whistler take care of all of your needs, meaning they may include airfare, lodging, lift passes and many extras such as a mountain top fondue with Canadian Snowmobile Adventures or a Zipline through the forest with Ziptrek Tours. With such arrangements, winter Whistler vacations can be convenient and complete as can be!
A magical and memorable white Christmas awaits those planning to spend their Christmas in Whistler. The village during this time is covered in blankets of snow and twinkling lights surrounding its charming homes and frosted evergreens. Christmas carolers add a jubilant ambiance to the village, while sleigh rides offer a unique opportunity to snuggle with a loved one and breath the freshest, crisp mountain air. Dressed up in its festive holiday flair, Whistler can turn out being a significantly memorable destination during the Christmas holidays.
Coffee shops, bistros and fine dining establishments cause irresistible aromas to waft through the village. The village's shops adorned with wreaths, glittering trees and stocking stuffers invite shoppers inside with warm welcoming holiday tunes. A genuine winter wonderland is offered to visitors planning to spend their Christmas in Whistler. While Whistler remains a captivating village year round, it must be admitted that there is ultimately no place that celebrates the winter holidays like Whistler.
