Scam company, during april, they sell a 3 months pass where you get an additional 4th month…read moreincluded. Yet they don't tell you that during the 4th month the pool and gym will be closed. Supposedly this happens every year, yet the earliest email they sent about this closure was ONLY 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE CLOSURE. They offered no immeditae compensation or solution for consumers, unless they went out of your way to call them. They directly lied on the phone saying email notification was given much earlier than 3 days prior, yet refused to provide a date or further information on these supposed notifications... they offered 20% bonus days as compensation for taking away 66% of the services.... They falsely claim that they have no obligation to provide 100% services due to their terms of service, that is not true... this bait and switch is fraud and not permitted in Canada. Please report them to Consumer Protection BC... You cannot offer a monthly service then simply take away 66% of it because your terms say "availability of services may vary"

My whole family loves this place. We come every year while we are in Whistler. It's entertaining…read morefor our whole family--ranging in ages 3 to 70. There's something for everyone and it's also super affordable. Small, but decent fitness center that has everything you need. Great and frequent fitness classes. Awesome swimming pool with hot tub, steam room, kids pool, etc. And an ice skating rink and hockey area. There's also a playground nearby. And squash courts. There's so much to do and everything is so clean and in good shape. And the staff are really nice as well.

It was all about the Westcoaster Luge during our visit to Whistler. The kids also enjoyed the mini…read morezipline and Amazen Maze, but the luge was by far their favorite. Kids can go on their own around age 8, so our youngest had to have an adult accompany him (yipee!). You can easily control your speed, so it was funny to see how fast or slow different people went. They did a good job of spacing out riders so you didn't bunch up. There is a timer to track your speed if you're competitive. I've been to adventure zones at several resorts in Lake Tahoe (Squaw Valley and Northstar) and this is far superior.

My daughters loved this (2 and 6 years of age). The 'Kiss the Sky' bungie jump was the favorite by…read moreboth. My no fear 2 year old had a blast on it and my more cautious 6 year old really liked it and appreciated the staff that started out with small jumps and made sure she was comfortable with going higher before launching way high up. The activities are fun and not short like a state fair would have. The staff are all friendly, clean, mature and helpful. If parents want something to wear out their kids a bit, take them here for a couple hours.

We had our daughter booked for the Friday night pizza and climb but unfortunately there weren't…read moreenough kids registered to make it happen. Anyssa at the front desk tried to move things around to make it work and when it didn't she took it upon herself to find us a babysitter that would meet us at the gym so our daughter and her friend could still climb while we went for dinner with another couple. And they arranged for pizza to be there as well. In my books that's way above and beyond. We've climbed there before as a family and the team is always friendly, fun to work with, and clearly experienced.

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!

Great place to take your children to do soapstone carvings while the parents browse the beautiful…read morepieces in his store. Most unique and beautiful carvings from numerous Canadian artists. We took our grandchildren and it took them and my wife almost two hours to create their pieces. Truly a great memento of Whistler. Highly recommend the activity plus the art objects for sale.

The Fathom Stone Art Gallery & Studio has a lot of really interesting sculptures and other artwork…read more Much of it is carved from Brucite - a stone I was not familiar with until my visit to Fathom. The stuff here is really pricy, but it is also really high quality and well made. Very artistic and cool! A lot of thought, time, blood, sweat, tears, and love has gone into these creations. My favorites included a number of carvings of Bears, trout, and salmon. We met Jon Fathom, the owner of the shop. He took a good bit of his time to explain to us how things are carved, where they obtain the Brucite, and some of the work that goes into his pieces. He has many other pieces of art and sculpture available for sale from other artists as well. I would love to own some of the Bear carvings, but they are out of my price range. But I still appreciate them for their beauty and the craftsmanship that when into them! Very enjoyable!

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!

I've been shopping at Lululemon for years--basically since they first began opening retail…read morestores--and I have to say, the Whistler Village location consistently delivers the best service. The team here really sets the gold standard and should train the Lululemon stores in the United States! Every employee strikes the perfect balance between being friendly, helpful, and professional without ever crossing into being pushy or overbearing. While most Lululemon locations have friendly staff, sometimes it can feel overwhelming to be constantly approached while shopping. At this store, the employees do a fantastic job of explaining products, highlighting features, and checking in periodically, all while giving you the perfect amount of space to browse on your own. Shopping here is always a wonderful experience, and I can't recommend this location enough!

Lululemon athletica is located in whistler village right outside of the Hilton hotel. Their store…read morefront is very large and has two entrances. They have a large men's and women's section (half and half) with the cashier in the middle of the store. I came here on Boxing Day. They had racks and racks of men's and women's clothing. They even had some accessory items on sale as well. For women they had lots of leggings, a couple skirts and shorts, tank top shirts, and jackets. It was a combination of items, but I ended up getting mostly leggings. The prices ranged from $35 and up. The leggings were around $65 each. Pretty much around 50% off or so for most items. I also got a gym bag that was super cute and a jacket. I really liked that they had whistler apparel and hats. The prices were rather high. $58 for women's shirts and $84 for men's shirts with the whistler design. Wish that the price was cheaper because I would've loved to have purchased that since it is great quality. The staff were very nice even though the store was pretty crazy and the line to pay went by quickly.

I'm staying in Whistler while my son attends a couple Momentum ski training sessions this summer…read more The in-village gym was a bit drab and overrun with summer camp midgets, so I signed up with Altitude. I'm so glad I did! Signing up with this gym turned "taking my kid to camp" into a wellness retreat for me. Altitude is a gorgeous gym -- modern interior design, great equipment, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and very polite fellow customers. I signed up for an 8-session personal training pack with Frankie, which included access to the gym for the duration of my stay. Each session is an hour, but I came 30-45 minutes early for Frankie's written pre-workout and stayed an hour after for some cardio. Over my 52 years, I've trained with a bunch of people, but no one as smart and as dedicated to problem solving as Frankie. I cycle, so some muscles just don't get worked as much as they should. Frankie's knowledge of anatomy, kinesiology and muscle release was astounding. *That* muscle not firing? She's got an insane bag of tricks to make it work. She has kneaded, pulled, rolled and twisted my body back into shape and I feel 10 years younger. Frankie found and strengthened muscles I thought had atrophied into oblivion. She's easily worth twice the (very reasonable) session fee.

Everything you need in a gym while visiting Whistler. Convenient 1 week passes. Very friendly…read morepeople.

I love riding horses! I always try and see if there is horseback riding when I go on vacation. This…read moreexperience did not disappoint in any way. Addy, our guide, was experienced and knowledgeable. She was very friendly as well! The views were absolutely spectacular! My all time favorite part was crossing the small river we needed to cross during the ride. The trail itself was beautiful. There is so much green all around, which is new to me since I am from Arizona! I was told there was a potential to see a black bear so I was always on the lookout for it, I wanted to see one so badly but we unfortunately was unable to see one. They probably knew I wanted to see them so they hid from us. This two hour ride was absolutely worth it! There were multiple spots during our ride when the guide would ask if we wanted to go faster and the whole group said yes. It was quite fun & unique to be on a horse cantering. My husband and I truly enjoyed this experience and we 100% recommend this adventure!

Bob and Susan were the utmost amazing people! The trail was very beautiful and lots of wildlife and…read moregreat viewpoints. The 6 of us in our group, all inexperienced riders, had the best time. The horses are well trained and beautiful! We had a blast and definitely will be back!