Whistler BlackcombCanada - BC
Elevation:
TOP: 2100
BASE: 700
The resort can feel like a bit like you’re at Disney World, but once you head up into the mountains it feels entirely different. Â There is ridiculous amounts of inbounds FreeRide terrain. The majority is lift accessed but the best goods are usually found at the end of a short boot-pack, the pay back feels like an authentic mountain experience that doesn’t disappoint.
BTW: Whistler gets its modern name from the call of the western hoary marmots heard by the European trappers and prospectors who settled there. This of course was several thousand years after the Coast Salish First Nations peoples called it home.
It looks like no-one is FreeRiding this mountain yet.
Why not post your own Meet & Ride message for others to find or check back later.
Share your intel about the terrain on this mountain to help the FreeRide community. Give us the low down on official FreeRide zones, the secret stashes and all FreeRide opportunities. Please recommend any local FreeRide guides and guide books and also share your terrain highlights. If you have a specific line, please head over to ‘Share Your Line’
Share your local knowledge of any dedicated, avalanche patrolled FreeRide Zones or Itineraries and any unpatrolled areas and how are they best accessed.
Share your knowledge of any local FreeRide guidebooks.
A pretty comprehensive guide to advanced and expert terrain on Whistler Blackcomb. The guide splits Whistler into 15 zones and Blackcomb into 12. Each of these zones has a section that includes marked up photos of various FreeRide lines as well as short description. If you want to make the most of a trip to Whistler...
Share your knowledge of any local FreeRide mountain guides.
Share your local knowledge about the resort and nearby facilities which you think will help the FreeRide community. Select from Retail, Rental, Repair, Wellbeing, Accommodation, Transport, Food, Apres and Other.
Share your knowledge of the mountain’s environmental credentials. Select from Infrastructure, Energy, Transport, Sustainability, Nature and Other.
Share your knowledge of any local Environmental projects.
Thanks for helping the community paint a better picture of FreeRide in the mountains you’ve visited.
We’re looking for the stuff you’re unlikely to find in a standard resort guide. Using the form below you can add to any of the categories. We’ll give your entry a date stamp so others know when the intel was last updated.
You are adding intel for ,
Explore the themes below to find the best home for the content you want to learn about:
