Bus Tickets to Whistler

Bus stations in Whistler

No matter which Whistler resort area you want to arrive at or depart from, you'll find a convenient bus station. The whistler bus station is located in the center of the city's lodging, shopping, and dining area. This stop is next to the Whistler Visitor Centre on Gateway Drive, which makes it easy to get information on local tours and adventures.

In the Whistler Creek area on the south side of town, the Whistler station offers easy access to the Creekside Gondola and nearby lodges and Whistler Mountain ski resorts.

Whistler city guide

Ready to see all that Whistler has to offer?

From skiing to snowboarding to hiking to world-class dining, Whistler has something to appeal to every type of traveler. Plan your visit any time of year, and you'll have no problem enjoying this resort destination to the fullest.

Things to do in Whistler

Ski resorts

Winter is prime time in Whistler, and there's plenty to do on and off the ski slopes. Partake in some of Whistler's legendary skiing and snowboarding, and rent equipment or take classes in the center of the action. Once you get your fill, try an aerial adventure such as zip lining or bungee jumping, or go snowshoeing or ice skating.

Hiking

During the summer, Whistler bursts into bloom, and the city's hiking and biking trails, golf courses, and river rafting areas buzz with activity. Take a leisurely canoeing trip, go horseback riding, book a 4×4 tour, or plan a tasting tour right in the center of town. You can also see Whistler from an entirely new perspective by going on a floatplane or helicopter sightseeing tour.

Whistler Village

If you'd rather shop or relax, you'll find countless opportunities in Whistler Village. Plan an afternoon of massages and body treatments at one of the many local spas, dine on your choice of international cuisines, or shop till you drop at the welcoming boutiques. Don't miss the city's farmers market, arts venues, and local festivals for your chance to soak up the culture in Whistler.