Record Season at Whistler Blackcomb: 30 feet and counting!
 

Epic.
That's the only real way to describe Whistler's winter season, so far.

The resort has shattered all its previous snowfall records with more than 30 feet of knee-deep, fluffy powder since the start of the season. Be a part of this record-breaking season in Whistler.

You have read the articles in the magazines, seen glimpses in the ski and snowboard movies, heard all about it from your friends. Now it is your turn to experience the magic of Whistler. Get ready for the vacation of a lifetime!

Whistler is a friendly ski town located in British Columbia, Canada and is home to almost 10,000 residents. One of the many things that makes Whistler so special is two unbelievable mountains - Whistler and Blackcomb. Side by side, they represent over 8000 acres of skiable terrain, rising a mile above the valley of Whistler.

Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains offer unforgettable skiing and snowboarding, not to mention unforgettable views.

When you have explored the 8,000 plus acres of terrain on both mountains, head down to the valley and experience Village life. Whistler offers a wonderful array of accommodation options, from luxurious mountain chalets to economical hotels. But you don't have to stay inside. There's still plenty to do in Whistler. Try some of the many restaurants offering everything from a light snack to fine dining. Explore the many shops and après ski and nightlife venues.

Here are a few reasons why we recommend Whistler:

• Greatest vertical / usable terrain for skiing/riding and other winter sports in North America.

• Largest above tree line terrain and bowls in North America.

• Amazing après ski and nightlife.

• World class shopping and dining.

• Glacier skiing - the only resort in North America where you can ski or ride on a glacier.

Give Rocky Mountain Vacations a call right now at 888 463 9676, and we will custom build your ski vacation to Whistler Blackcomb this season. After all, is there any better time to go than during a season with over 30 feet of snow?