Whistler Mountain

Whistler Mountain is a prominent mountain in British Columbia, Canada, known for its world-class ski resort and outdoor recreation. Rising over 2,182 meters (7,160 feet), it offers extensive ski slopes, snowboarding, and mountain biking trails, attracting visitors year-round. The mountain is part of the Coast Mountains and features stunning alpine scenery, hiking trails, and scenic gondola rides. Its proximity to the village of Whistler makes it accessible for tourists seeking adventure and natural beauty. Whistler Mountain plays a central role in the community’s identity and economy, emphasizing outdoor sports and scenic experiences.