Holidays in Whistler, British Columbia
The foot of the great mountain slopes of Whistler and Blackcomb, surrounded by flea forests with a rich fauna, emerald bulbs and similar parks, has a world-famous Whistler resort, the future of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Founded in 1900, a small town is bound by its name to be a flushy grief in the mountains - by its pronunciation whist (whistle in English-- Swist) he warned his nature about danger. Today, Whistler represents magnificent mountain tracks of varying complexity, as well as a huge range of sports: snooze and snowcat, mountain bicycles, there are multi-kilometre trails and parks for mountain bicycles, walking routes and walks in snows, cattle on horses and sands, rafting, fisher, golf on paintings. There's everything in here for unforgettable and varied recreation - cozy comfort hotels, multiple restaurants, bars and nightclubs, shops for any taste, and surrounding landscapes not only affect infinite beauty, but they are also a great decoration for the future Olympics.
The Climate in Whistler is a moderate, soft, city often called the snow capital of the world. The height of the snow cover here is 914 cm.
The time difference is less than 11 hours and from the last Sunday of March to the last Sunday of October is less than 12 hours.
Nightlife in Whistler doesn't fall short of the mining service. The selection of entertainment is unusually wide: from sleigh to cowboy saloons, from classic restaurants with live music to Hi-Tech disco programmes (e.g. popular Tommy Africa's disco clubs, Maxx Fish and Garfinkel’s) is a unique combination of live music, all kinds of shows and shows. In the city's pedestrian area, there's a huge choice of restaurants and bars for any taste.