A great place to stop by if your returning back to Whistler or if you are new to visiting the area…read more:) -The attendants are always friendly and take the time to help and explain -You can ask questions about buses to and from Whistler and shuttle service around Whistler -You can get a guide (The Duck) that tells you about monthly events -There are free maps of the area and free brochures for outdoor activities -There are discount coupons for bike rentals

The Whistler Visitor Centre is of course located in Whistler, British Columbia. We stopped in to…read morechat with the ladies working the counter to find out more about the area, and picked up some brochures and other publications about the area. They carry several free mags that cover the area. I also picked up a "Bear Viewing Guide" brochure. Interestingly, I found out that not just Black Bears inhabit the area - but there are also Grizzlies too! Good place to start your visit to the area!

We were wondering what we can do in Squamish. We came to the Visitor Information to find out more…read more We spoke to the lady working there and she was somewhat clueless. I think she was trying her best but because she lived in the area, many of the things that she can do everyday will not be considered as tourist things/spots. There is a Squamish themed gift shop in the Visitor Information center but the items for sale wasn't that much special or unique other than having the Squamish logo on it. Along the wall outside of the gift shop is a list of things to do brochure. Many of them directed visitors to visit Whistler instead. I believe when thinking of travelling or going somewhere, Whistler comes to mind and not Squamish.

This is a great place to learn about all things Squamish. They rent bikes. Give advice on…read moreactivities in the area. Have a Squamish theme gift shop. Direct you to camping and area hotels. Oh, and there is an awesome coffee shop in here. What did I learn today? Not too far from here is an annual Bald Eagle congregation area where 100s to 1000s come to eat.

FANTASTIC Visitor Information Centre... Possible the Best I…read morehave ever been fortunate to find.

From the owner: Squamish Adventure is your local guide to the Squamish community & lifestyle…read more We provide the most up-to-date content and information about Squamish BC Canada. Looking for things to do in Squamish? We've got you covered! Our local guide is designed to help you discover information about: Activities (Mountain Biking, Kayaking, Whitewater Rafting, Hiking and More) Book a Guided Tour Hotels & Accommodation Restaurants & Nightlife Local Jobs Events And more! Our website is your one stop information hub for Squamish andthe Sea to Sky region. Come find us at the Executive Suites Hotel: 40900 Tantalus Road, The Adventure Desk Squamish BC

Shannon Falls was beautiful and the creek had the clearest water. Made me want to have a drink…read more Meandering through a moss covered forest to get to Shannon Falls was just magical for me. I loved every inch of that forest and the lush green moss covering tree trunks and branches. The ferns were so alive and pretty. I could forest bath here all day if I had the time. The sight and sounds of water rushing was so peaceful and tranquil. Could not get enough of this enchanting forest!

This waterfall is about a halfway point from Vancouver to Whistler, and is near the Sea to Sky…read moreGondola. We visited on a Thursday at around 4:30. There were a good amount of people there at that time, but it wasn't packed - we were able to get a parking spot (which is free). The hike to the falls is easy and quick - maybe 10 minutes? All in all, we spent maybe half hour getting there/back, and taking photos. If you live in the area, it seems like a nice park for a picnic since there is a huge open space, and some picnic tables. Nice, quick, scenic stop - the best kind!

This is one of my favorite places to be! After the picturesque Sea to Sky drive you arrive in…read moreWhistler Village and the plaza is at is center flanked by shops, restaurants, coffee shops and the Plaza which in the summer hosts a free concert series and movie night. Formerly the location of the evening Medal ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympics, its now a beautiful spot for a morning walk and comes alive in the evening! The movie nights and concerts bring together people of all ages and nationalities to dance, relax and enjoy the fun! It has a stunning backdrop of trees and mountains and I love the fact that our kids loved playing in the park while they were young and now enjoy exploring the village themselves and grabbing a bite to eat before the concert. Plenty of places nearby to grab a bite, covered picnic areas

What's not to like!!!…read more Been coming here forever. And baci's been here since he was like 5 months old. What's not to love :) People watching! Ski season.. summer is best for Baci since it's much less busier. But we love all seasons here. Very dog friendly too. Summer concerts bring extra doggos!

Whistler.com so much to rave about ! Especially their consultants, website and extent to which I…read morecan explore, research, ask ALL my questions. I've booked 4 adventures, gotten to know Justin (who I consider my own private agent) I end each booking feeling excited, confidant, secure and most importantly HEARD !! THANK YOU TO THE WHOLE TEAM !! Jenny the supervisor, ets me know that the feedback I take the time and effort to write. Is received, passed along and appreciated !

I wanted to celebrate my 50th birthday with some snowboarding at Whistler. I was very particular…read moreabout what I wanted, a ski-in-ski-out condo, close to a village with a hot tub. Aloha Whistler delivered. Pictures and descriptions online always leave me with a little doubt. And properties are rarely as good in real life as they are online (like any of us). But in this case the place we rented at Cedar Hollow was exactly as advertised and then some. They were extremely responsive, answered every one of my countless annoying questions with grace ("where should I get a massage? How far is the trail from the house? Can I get groceries delivered*?, Can we get in early?" etc). The service was fantastic and I would absolutely rent through them again. Then even left a bottle of wine and birthday card for me when we arrived. I would highly recommend them. *For grocery delivery, check out Nesters Market and ask for Gerry!

From the very first email inquiry up until we left the unit we rented through Aloha Whistler, our…read moreexperience was top notch. Every woman I corresponded with, either by email or on the phone, was kind and responsive. When we needed something, they were there for us, even going so far as to bring a new BBQ when ours wasn't working and their maintenance man (who came pronto) was not able to repair it. Their recommendations were spot on. But, mostly it was their stellar attitudes and desire for our family to have a wonderful Whistler experience that makes them stand out.

Don't buy the LivingSocial or Groupon. The instructions on…read morethe voucher lead you nowhere; I bought a full day rock climbing for kids but there is no class dates or way to register on the website. I left messages via the online form on the AF website and voicemail at the phone# on the voucher. No response. Very unprofessional. It makes me question if they have the appropriate training, certifications, and insurance to run a fairly high-risk business.

I have really good experience with this company, they found me a really good package for way less…read morethan what I could find myself. Very helpful staff and always reachable. Would book with them again immediately. Robert

Hi, last year I was very happy with the ski holidays I booked with this travel agency for winter…read more Have to say we got a good deal to stay in whistler, I believe it was 40% discount for the hotel and they also arrange the rest of the activities I wanted to do last winter. Highly recommend to try heliskiing, to do that in Whistler was awesome!