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How to get there

Where is Whistler?Whistler Blackcomb’s gateway city is Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The 115km drive north to the Whistler ski resort takes about 2 hours. It’s about 4.5-5 hours drive north from Seattle.

Getting To Whistler Whilst many tour operators include transfers in their packages, there are many, many transfer options available from Vancouver and Vancouver International airport.

By Shuttle
Various modes of shuttle transfers are available (and are generally in the budget to moderate price range) including private vehicles, taxis, minibuses and coach transfers. Here are a few options for your consideration....

	Vancouver to Whistler Charter Shuttle Relax and enjoy the view on our Vancouver to Whistler charter! Enjoy a safe, comfortable and stress free journey along the picturesque Sea to Sky highway. 17 or 20 seat buses for charter.

	Whistler Shuttle - Vancouver Airport to Whistler Transfers Let us take the hard work out of choosing a transfer company to for Whistler. Easy to use on-line booking system & we will get you the best fit for the best price.

By Luxury Transport
For those who want to add that special touch to their holiday of a lifetime in Whistler, limousine and helicopter transfers are also possible.

	Whistler Royal Limousine Service Travel to Whistler in style in your own private town car, Escalade, stretch SUV limousine, or limo bus. You will be picked up at the airport and dropped off right at your accommodation. Up to 18 passengers.

By Self Drive
If you need the freedom of driving, there are various car rental options. Use one of our recommended car hire search engines to get a good deal. Follow highway 99 out of Vancouver (it merges with highway 1 for a while) and exit at no. 2 where the highway splits off to Whistler.

By Train
The Whistler Mountaineer provides train travel from North Vancouver daily at 8:30am for a three-hour scenic journey along the Ski-to-Sky route. Reservations are required.

Getting Around WhistlerBy Foot
Walking around the villages is fairly easy as there are walkways that are pedestrian-only. With all the shops, the walk offers a feast for the eyes. 

By Shuttle
Another option is to use the various shuttle buses to get around. One of the main routes is a loop from the village to marketplace in the village north, and the Blackcomb mountain base lodge. If you’re staying at Creekside, you need to change buses to get onto this loop.

Some of the upmarket lodges provide their own complimentary shuttles.

By Taxi
There are several taxi services available in Whistler. More info coming soon.