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20 Things to Do in Whistler Under $25

Can you spend less than $25 CDN a day on activities in Whistler? Sure! We have put these suggestions together for you to see the value savings in Whistler.

  1. A Day at Rainbow Park
    Jump on Whistler's local transit The Wave (it costs only $1.50) and ride out to Rainbow Park. Go for a swim if it's summer. The mountain views are sensational and there's beach volleyball, space to play frisbee, catch a ball, relax or even train spot (trains rumble past nearby). There's also the heritage site of Myrtle Philips' Rainbow Lodge still in existence.
  2. Latté, Coffee, Frappé
    There are more than a dozen coffee shops in Whistler Village. They all have outdoor patios perfect for people watching. Read the local newspapers, write a postcard, and enjoy your day.
  3. Go for Ice Cream, Chocolate, and Candy
    Cow's ice cream, Rogers' Chocolates, the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and The Great Glass Elevator Candy Shop provide a day of indulgences. Watch chocolate making, sample new flavours, and try candy imported from the UK. Yum!
  4. 2010 Whistler Information Centre
    Visit the 2010 Whistler Information Centre and find out what's happening in Whistler in 2010. Mount the podium and be a medal winner.
  5. Shopping for Whistler Souvenirs
    A stuffed bear from Bear Pause. A Roots cap. A dream catcher. A special gem made of jade. These unique, inexpensive items make perfect gifts or souvenirs.
  6. A Dog Day Afternoon
    Enhance the life of a homeless canine friend and walk a dog from WAG (Whistler Animals Galore). Volunteers are welcome to pop in and walk a dog or visit with the kitties in the cattery at designated times.
  7. Find Lost Lake
    Where's Lost Lake? Take the kids, the grandparents, the family dog and trek along the trail from the Village to this isolated oasis with a beach, picnic tables, and mountain views tucked into the forest.
  8. Fresh Mountain Goodness
    The Whistler Farmer's Market has the freshest produce around. Pick up your favorite berries, home-cooked goods, artisan crafts, candies, fruits and more.
  9. Brewery Tours
    The Brewhouse offers free brewery tours every Thursday and Saturdays at 3 p.m.
  10. Discover the Whistler Museum & Archives
    For a ticket price of less than $5 the Whistler Museum & Archives is a real treasure.
  11. Visit the Whistler Library
    Lose yourself in a good book at the Whistler Library.
  12. Rainbow Theatre
    Make way to the Rainbow Theatre under the TELUS Whistler Conference Centre. Tickets are only $5 a show! ($3 on Tuesdays)
  13. Appetizers for Less
    If you like oysters - some higher end restaurants in Whistler have oyster bars (such as Araxi Restaurant & Bar) or offer special deals on appetizers.
  14. Live Music, DJs, and Local Bands
    Check The Pique entertainment listings. Venues charge less than $10 cover to see great local Whistler musical talent.
  15. Experience the Interpretive Forest
    Take The Wave (public transit) to the Whistler Interpretive Forest south of Whistler. It is a self-guided route through an old growth forest with educational signs to guide you; an excellent choice for an afternoon excursion.
  16. Meadow Park
    From swimming to weights, from a spa to exercise bikes, Whistler's Meadow Park is an inexpensive - and healthy - way to spend your afternoon or evening. Drop in and play.
  17. Whistler Kayak Club
    For only $5, you can kayak with the Whistler Kayak Club on Wednesdays at Wayside Park. Call 604-905-2925 for details.
  18. Yoga
    Stretch, breathe, stretch some more. There are several yoga studios in Whistler that welcome drop-ins from locals and visitors alike.
  19. Riverside Greens Putting Course
    For only $10 CDN for adults and $6 CDN for kids you can put the 18 hole mini-fairways at Riverside Resort and Campground just 5 minutes north of the Village.
  20. Art Gallery Tour
    Did you know that there are half a dozen art galleries in Whistler worthy of a look - and all of them are free to the public.

Activity Information and Booking Details

The Whistler Activity & Information Centre

Activities are subject to availability and may be dependent on weather and conditions.