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WELCOME TO WHISTLER BLACKCOMB

Your trip to Whistler Blackcomb will be worth the haul, and the hype. From two mountains' of unrivalled terrain to iconic slope side villages and après scene, we've got something for everyone to explore.

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Whistler Blackcomb Day Pass

VISIT WINTER 26.27

$97 CAD PER DAY


ADULT (13+) MORE AGES AVAILABLE

Whistler Blackcomb access: 1-10 days to use at Whistler Blackcomb during winter 26.27

Australia access: Whistler Blackcomb Day Pass provides access to Whistler Blackcomb only

Additional access: Whistler Blackcomb Day Pass provides access to Whistler Blackcomb only

Perks and benefits: Epic Coverage included

Choose whether to include or exclude access on the following peak dates: 27-28 Nov 2026, 26-31 Dec 2026, 16 Jan 2027, 13-14 Feb 2027

2027 Epic Australia Pass

Visit Winter 27.28

$1,099 AUD


Adult (18-64) More ages available

Whistler Blackcomb access: Up to 10 days to use at Whistler Blackcomb during winter 27.28*

Australia access: Unlimited, unrestricted access to Perisher, Falls Creek, and Hotham in Australia during winter 2027

Additional access: Additional 27.28 access including Fernie & Kicking Horse in Canada, Hakuba Valley & Rusutsu in Japan, and more!

Perks and benefits: 20% off food, lodging, lessons, rentals & more with Epic Mountain Rewards. Epic Coverage included

Excludes access on the following peak dates: 26-27 Nov 2027, 19-31 Dec 2027, 15 Jan 2028, 19-20 Feb 2028, 04 Mar 2028, 11 Mar 2028, 18 Mar 2028

*Epic Australia Pass includes 10 total days to use at Whistler Blackcomb, Vail, and Beaver Creek excluding peak dates

Get to Know

Whistler Blackcomb

Get to Know

Why Families Choose Whistler

Planning a family ski holiday? Read why one Australian family chose Whistler.

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Discover Whistler in Winter

Planning a Canadian winter escape? Discover everything Whistler has to offer.

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Winter Made for Families

Discover family fun on and off the mountain, with winter experiences for every age.

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Heli-Skiing Within Reach

An Australian skier shares why Whistler Heli-Skiing isn’t only for experts.

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Find the best time to come

 

With an almost 200-day ski and snowboard season, choosing the best time to visit Whistler Blackcomb in the winter can be difficult. Each part of our winter is different, providing unique experiences that leave you wanting to come back for more. Discover our seasons below for a glimpse into when to visit.

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Skiing at Whistler Blackcomb

Mid-November to Late December

One of our best-kept secrets is the abundance of early season snowfall, with an average of 2.4 metres (almost 8 feet) in November alone. Combine that with smaller crowds and some of the best prices of the season, and it’s easy to see why those in the know consider early season a great time to visit.

Early Season Details:

  • Value: High
  • Average Snowfall: 249 centimetres (98 inches) in November, 227 centimetres (89 inches) in December
  • Terrain Open: Mid-mountain piste with alpine terrain and ski-outs as snow falls
  • Featured Events: Opening Day celebration, Whistler Film Festival

Insider Tips:

  • Whistler Mountain typically opens even earlier than planned, so be prepared at least a week or two out to get your first turns in.
Santa skiing powder on Christmas

Late December to Early January

When you’re planning a vacation over the holidays, you'll want the promise of an unforgettable experience. From the magical atmosphere and endless shopping in our vibrant resort village, to the vast collection of outdoor activities and family-themed events on and around the mountains, the holiday season is truly magical.

Holiday Season Details:

  • Value: Moderate
  • Average Snowfall: 227 centimetres (89 inches) in December
  • Terrain Open: All terrain
  • Featured Events: First Night New Years Celebration

Insider Tips:

  • Get up early to beat the crowds by being in line before the lifts open from the bottom.
  • Stay up high and move around the mountain as new lifts open up on the mountain.
  • Eat smart, breaking for lunch before 11:30 a.m. or after 1 p.m. to skip the crowds.
Sara Nidblock Snowboarding Powder near Whistler Village GOndola

Early to Late January

January is 8.171 acres of terrain, one of the largest networks of high-speed chairlifts and deep, plentiful snow combine forces—creating an unmatched experience for first-timers and seasoned shredders alike.

Deep Winter Details:

  • Value: Medium-High
  • Average Snowfall: 187 centimetres (74 inches) in January
  • Terrain Open: All terrain
  • Featured Events: WinterPRIDE, live music, Fire & Ice shows

Insider Tips:

  • Skiing the week after the holidays is one of the quietest weeks of the season with the most terrain open.
  • Rent powder skis if you don’t have them ... you’ll need em’.
Skiing at Whistler Blackcomb

February to Late March

Make the most of the longer daylight in February and March to pack in even more during your Whistler Blackcomb trip, with awesome new adventures that everyone will love from snowshoeing and ziplining, to heli-skiing, snowmobiling, and even dog sledding. This time of year, it's apparent why Whistler Blackcomb is envied by resorts everywhere.

Mid Season Details:

  • Value: Medium
  • Average Snowfall: 158 centimetres (62 inches) in February, 248 centimetres (98 inches) in March
  • Terrain Open: All terrain
  • Featured Events: Peak To Valley Race, Oakley Community Days
  • March is Considered "Powder Month" by locals, due to the abundance of snow seen on average.

Insider Tips:

  • Mid-week skiing will always be less crowded than weekends. Plan your trip by skiing at least Tuesday through Thursday.
Yuki Tsubota on Blackcomb mountain, British Columbia.

April to May

Spring just doesn’t get any better than this. Our March snowfall average of 2.5 metres (over 8 feet) adds to an already amazing base, delivering the longest ski season in North America.

And you won’t want to miss the World Ski & Snowboard Festival, where concerts, competitions, events and epic nightlife combine for a never-ending celebration of spring.

Spring Skiing Details:

  • Value: High
  • Average Snowfall: 85 centimetres (33 inches) in April, 21 centimetres (8 inches) in May
  • Terrain Open: Typically only one mountain post World Ski & Snowboard Festival, with mid-mountain piste and limited alpine terrain only
  • Featured Events: World Ski & Snowboard Festival

Insider Tips:

  • Sunscreen. Multiple times a day.
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