Embark on a captivating journey through time as you explore the iconic Whistler and its luxurious centerpiece, the Fairmont Chateau Whistler. This immersive history tour offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of one of North America’s premier mountain destinations. Your tour begins with an introduction to the story of Whistler, from its early Indigenous roots to its development as a world-renowned ski resort. Learn about the Squamish and Lil’wat Nations, who have lived in this breathtaking region for thousands of years and discover how their cultural heritage shaped the land and its future.
Location: Whistler Experience Guide Basecamp
Time: July 19th: 4:00PM - 4:30PM
Other Events You May Like
Summer
Cinema Under The Stars
Enjoy movies under the stars in Whistler Olympic Plaza all summer long.
Learn how to play North America's fastest growing sport, Pickleball! Or, hone your skills with a introduction lesson from our Whistler Experience Guides.
Guests of all ages are invited to join Archie, the hotel’s beloved resident dog, for a special meet-and-greet session! Archie is a friendly and well-trained canine who loves meeting new friends. Whether you're a dog lover or missing a furry friend.
A local favourite, Lost lake, is just a short ride from the front door of the hotel, and is a must-see for anyone visiting Whistler. Rain or shine, Lost lake always delivers stunning scenery.
Join one of Whistler Experience Guides as they take you on a bike ride to Green Lake, where you’ll have a close up look at this stunning, vivid turquoise coloured lake, just north of Whistler Village.
Plunging a dizzying 70 meters, Brandywine Falls is a must-do sight when visiting Whistler. The outing includes transport and a guided hike to the Brandywine lookout.
Enjoy a beautiful snowshoe hike that ascends through the forest along 21 Mile Creek to the beautiful Rainbow Falls. We will be stopping at scenic points along the way.
Get away from it all with a guided hike around Lost Lake. Trek along our coastal rainforest to get unique viewpoints of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains.
