Its a little cute hide away , kid like tree slides. I know this is probably for little kid but…read moreevery adult stopped by had fun doing these little slides. It went down pretty fast and the next thing you know, you skipped out and felt on om the snow floor and had a good laugh. You can also lie down and just gaze at the tree and watch the snow falling off from the sky and the tree. Kinda like watching 3D snow effect. If you pay attention, there are birds on the tree and you can step up to view the mountain view. Its just a little stop that doesnt have much to do with skiing or snowboarding, but some what peaceful and a resting stop before heading down the slope.

I'd you're wondering if it's worth it to go to the Coca Cola Tube Park at Whistler, this is the…read moreright review to read! First I'll give details of how it works, then I'll give my opinion. You start by waiting in line to purchase tickets to slide down. The is the first line, and depending on what time of day and how busy it is, I can take 20-minutes or so to purchase your tickets. Once you get your tickets, then you have to get in line to get a tube. So, it depends if someone sliding down has used up all their time, to determine if they'll return their tube back to the line. More on this below. Waiting the line to get a tube can take another 20-minutes or so. Once you get a tube, you can drag it up the hill to the line to slide down. At the base of the hill, their are attendants that write the time on your ticket. And, basically you have 60 minutes to slide once you've started. There's a conveyor that takes you up to the top and it actually goes kind of quickly once you've made it to that line. The sliding down is fun, and if you're with kids, they will love it. Now you know how it works, you'll have to decide if you want to endure the line, but it was kind of tolerable. Although I'd probably not do it again, now that I have. If you're not skiing, this is a good thing to do to experience the gondola ride up and the mountain. Also there's a tobogganing option in Olympic Park where they did the x-country skiing and stuff for the Winter Olympics. That is cheaper, less daring and about 20-minute drive from the Village.

We had a chunk of time to kill so came here and did the black run once. It was a lot scarier than I…read morethought and so pretty fun. I'm sure this has a lot to do with timing, but we spent a lot of the time waiting. They wouldn't let you go until the previous person was completely out of the course, and while I understand they are trying to keep things safe, it just added up to a lot of waiting in line. If I had kids or something, who couldn't ski or snowboard, I'd see coming here would make sense. Would I go for my own pleasure again? Nah I'll stick to snowboarding.

I have been climbing on/off at the Core for 20~ years. As of 2026, the gym has taken big steps to…read morerefresh itself, making it a fantastic place to train. The boulder cave is frequently updated with new routes and holds, and there are good, securely-affixed mats to land on. They added an autobelay system and an adjustable overhanging wall; there are multiple hangboards, a pegboard and two campus boards. They've fit in as much as possible! And this is all besides the dedicated gym spaces, which include powerlifting, freeweights, a few standard machines + benches, a stretching/pilates room, plus showers, changing stalls, and lots of stretching/band/rolling equipment. 1/ Currently (hopefully changing soon), there is no pass hold for monthly memberships. Right now, at the Core you pay $50 "startup fee" each time to re-start a monthly membership. Others have noted the lack of options for residents/regulars, and apparently this will change in 2026. 2/ As for bouldering, routes are graded tough, and can be a bit sandbagged. I have grown to like this, but some technical variation would be nice in lower grades to teach technique. This is a preference, and so I offer constructive feedback here, as it's about the progression of teaching progression itself in the climbing community. They say the ultrapower style is for an "authentic outdoor experience" but as someone who has been climbing in the S2S all my life, I'd take this with a grain of salt. If you're not already a decent climber, there isn't quite the progression of grades for teaching technique that I find at other gyms. I feel this is where the gym could learn from teaching and training developments in the broader climbing culture. Still--this place will work you hard, which is GOOD. Just take care of your hands, and remember to bring liquid chalk (available at the counter, of note). 3/ The staff are AWESOME, quite understanding, all love climbing, all climb better than me (lol), and if there are queries they cannot handle, the owner--a super well-respected, route-setting OG climber who developed CalChek crag--can be reached via email. Overall I love how the Core has progressed as a climber's training centre in Whistler and look forwards to returning!

On our trip we stopped in and our kids were able to do a one hour guided climb. They had an…read moreabsolute blast. Rhys was very kind with them and they had a really fun time with challenges and games. It was a great and reasonably priced activity to burn energy.

I had a really disappointing experience with a worker after our visit. I called with a simple…read morequestion, and the woman who answered (she had an Irish accent) was unexpectedly very mean and aggressive. I was caught off guard because I was polite and just looking for help. I understand people have bad days, but the interaction was upsetting enough that I ended up in tears after we hung up. That said, the actual bobsledding experience itself was amazing. It was such a fun, unique activity and something I'd definitely recommend trying. I just wish the customer service matched how great the experience on the track was.

I saw this experience and was very happy to try it…read more Unfortunately, reading deeper into reviews, I found reports of patrons sustaining back and neck injuries. This concerned me greatly as I had wrongly assumed, with this being on offer to the public, that there would be considerably more safety protocols in place. Concerned and unwilling to risk it for a 1 minute thrill ride, I decided to cancel within less than 24 hours after booking - well within their at least 24 hours before event date cancellation policy for a full refund. (I had scheduled for June 2026). However, I could find no way to cancel using the ticket information/profile. Despite reaching out to them multiple times via email since February regarding the cancellation, to date I have received no response and they have not cancelled as requested. Forced to do a chargeback against them. Disappointing.

Very high level of professionalism, care, and competence. Hannah and Harry took very good care of…read moreus. They were very patient and gentle with our 10 year old especially. They put safety first, communicating very clear instructions the entire time about what to expect. Their enthusiasm for their work shined through in every interaction. Ziptrek is lucky to have such excellent employees.

Went on the Eagle tour. Really enjoyed the first zipline which let you race against a friend…read more Website says you must be able to hike but it's quite an easy walk. However you do end up doing a lot of standing, especially when the group before us got delayed when someone got stuck! The views were superb and the guides were great!

We had such an incredible time at Forged Axe Throwing in Whistler! None of us had ever tried axe…read morethrowing before, but our instructor, Brandon, made the experience so much fun while also teaching us proper technique. He was patient, encouraging, and kept the energy high, which made the whole session both educational and exciting. Even though my mom and I weren't naturals, we still managed to land some solid shots and score points--which felt amazing! Meanwhile, my fiancé and dad were having a blast trying out the double axe throws, trick shots, and even the fireman axe. Brandon kept things entertaining for all of us, no matter our skill level. The atmosphere at Forged Axe Throwing is so welcoming and chill. You can tell that Brett has built a really awesome business that makes everyone feel comfortable and excited to be there. And of course, we can't forget Bendito the dog, who completely stole the show--such a sweet pup and the perfect bonus to an already awesome outing. We came up from Portland, Oregon, and all agreed we'd happily make a weekend trip just to come back here again. If you're visiting Whistler, I'd 100% recommend stopping by Forged Axe Throwing. We'll definitely be back!

We have gone to Forged Ace Throwing two years in a row. And every visit just gets better and…read morebetter. This year we had a group of 8 that they took in last minute on a rainy day. Thank you, especially to Erin, who made our experience fun, positive, and memorable. When in Whistler, and looking for something fun for the family to do... definitely try to find time to put this on your itinerary.

My first time bungee jumping & it was an amazing experience. I felt safe & the staff really made me…read moreless nervous. They have had 0 accidents & their bridge is in the most beautiful location! It was super easy to get there using Apple Maps and there is free parking right under the bridge. I purchased my photos from the professional photographer after the fact and they offered discount if both my boyfriend & I purchased our photos. My boyfriend just took a video of me on my iPhone. I would for sure go here again & will recommend it to anyone I know going to Whistler!! It was a super quick drive from the mountain.

An unforgettable experience! If bungee jumping is on your bucket list, Whistler Bungee is the…read moreperfect place to do it. The staff were not only friendly and full of energy, but also clearly experienced and focused on safety, which made the whole adventure even better. Huge shoutout to Jemma, Connor, and Graham--they were fantastic! They walked me through everything step by step and made sure I felt confident and excited. I jumped both forwards and backwards, and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat!

Our teenage kids and their friends (15 years old) went here 3x during our one week stay at…read moreWhistler! They have 6 different escape rooms to choose from, with difficulty levels ranging from beginner to advanced. Our kids did the Pirate Ship room (beginner), Yukon Gold room (intermediate/advanced) and Rabbit Hole room (advanced). They had a great time in all of them. There is a 45 minute time limit to escape the room. Price is around $40/person. Rooms accommodate 2-6 people. No phones or cameras allowed in the rooms. Best to make a reservation online.

Coolest escape room ever! Our kids (14 and 16) picked the "Pinball Machine" room after hearing it…read morewas both challenging and fun (plus our family loves pinball + games in general). Let me just say, it did not disappoint! If you're looking for a throwback '80s arcade vibe, colorful and immersive décor, and some seriously creative puzzles...this is the escape room for you. The staff were all amazing. Super friendly and incredibly helpful (which we definitely appreciated, as our family required more than a few clues along the way). The rooms themselves are intense and hands-on...making you think outside the box, while testing your problem-solving skills (and your family dynamics haha). This one definitely requires dexterity and coordination (with many puzzles needing physical interaction and two or more people working together at the same time). We managed to escape with just 4 minutes to spare and felt like champs. Would do it all over again in a heartbeat. A must do in Whistler!