Anyone ever been? Is it worth the $$$$? If we go it would more for the other snow activies....snowshoeing and snowmobiling.
Thanks, Snacks
Thanks, Snacks
Whistler in the Winter?
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I've noticed that most places require a fairly long min stay. For snow activities other than skiing, you can probably find a better deal.
We did one 4-5 day trip several seasons ago. We were blessed with 14" of fresh the first night so it was definitly worth it. Whistler isn't supposed to get "good" until feb when the prices really go up.
We did one 4-5 day trip several seasons ago. We were blessed with 14" of fresh the first night so it was definitly worth it. Whistler isn't supposed to get "good" until feb when the prices really go up.
Ya, I was looking at the rate calendar and it's pretty expensive until my birthday weekend in mid-marchbuildyourown said:
I can't really ski, only enough to damage myself....but those snowbikes look really fun!!!
Yep, we went about 3 years ago for a week of boarding. We stayed at a relatively inexpensive place in the village. Maybe it was the Coast Listel? Can't remember the name but it was nice enough and convenient. We even rented snowmobiles one night for a 4 hour ride. Fun place, plus the rate on the dollar is always nicer than a kick in the pants.
Have you checked that exchange rate lately? It aint so nice anymore.Heidi said:
.813 right now.
Snacks said:Ya, I was looking at the rate calendar and it's pretty expensive until my birthday weekend in mid-march
snowbikes rock! mine is just waiting for some damn snow to fall
For those kinda of things, naw wouldn't say so. Too expensive. Besides this year blow large monkey nuts for snow. We have nothing going on.Snacks said:
I would park myself in squamish and drive up here to do those. the snowmobiling on the glacier is supposed to be the **** and going up any of the mountains in the valley is good times too. snowshoeing, lots of that with all the bike trails buried.
Sean, do you have that for whistler or another mountain. Cause last time I checked they were banned on whistler.
If they are no longer banned I might just have a sport to play in the winter.
If they are no longer banned I might just have a sport to play in the winter.
Whistlers open in the winter? Say what? 
nay, they just shut it back down....unless your skis/snowboard is under 15lbs...oly said:Whistlers open in the winter? Say what?
With the snow season we are getting bike park could be open in feb hahaha
Thanks Rosted! Is the snow level really that low for the season. We weren't looking at coming up until March.Roasted said:
Oh, and those bike things.....you can rent them at Whistler.
snow bikes are permitted on the mountain.
They even rent them somewhere in the village.
They even rent them somewhere in the village.
Dang...I met have somewhere else to dump money. I asked 2 years ago and they weren't allowed...wohoo..
seand said:
snowbikes rock! mine is just waiting for some damn snow to fall
I could do a TON of damage to myself riding one of those! Where are the brakes?
snacks - we have two of them...you will HAVE to come with for a day on the slopes..snowbmx style! ITLL BE FUN!!!!
there are no brakes. they are snowboards on the bottom, just with a continous radial cut...steel edges help you stop the same way a snowboard would....or you can go fred flinstone style and drag your heels
there are no brakes. they are snowboards on the bottom, just with a continous radial cut...steel edges help you stop the same way a snowboard would....or you can go fred flinstone style and drag your heels
That would be fun. Well I think it would be...could be dangerous too haha...seand said:roasted - you need a guide to use them at whistler for open access...
down here, baker and snoqualmie allow them all over the mountain with no questions asked...
imagine a snowbmx dirtjump park!!